How Do You Potty Train A Toddler Boy?
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, parents should wait until the child is 2 years old before they begin potty training, but this is an individual decision. Boys have the reputation of being a little harder to potty train than girls, but that need not be the case if you follow these tried and true tips derived from the experts. Use the doll that wets as a model for your child. Have your baby boy teach the doll how to go potty. Go through the whole ‘bathroom process’ by pulling down the doll’s pants, sitting it on the potty chair and waiting for it to pee in the potty. Throw a party for the doll when it goes potty. Make a big deal about the doll being a big boy because he peed in the potty. Cheer, clap, hug and praise the doll. Tell your child that when he goes potty like a big boy he can have a ‘potty party’ as well. Put underwear on your baby boy and ask him often if he needs to go to the potty. Give your child lots of liquids in order to make it easier for him to go to t
