Just put her on the potty with her own special seat every 30-45 minutes
My daughter was stubborn also but we have tile throughout the house so I kept her without a diaper when we were home
and would have her go every 30 minutes and it worked better than her being in underwear. I guess her not having anything on her butt made her want to use the potty
I used food coloring in the potty… red example …only a princess can change it to orange…blue to green …
Parents patient with this when she is ready to not you
I’m old school - no diaper or pants so they could figure it out - watching themselves pee on the floor and then explain that that’s what the potty is for - and after a few days it seemed to work out - my 3 kids and 3 grandchildren - everyone was trained before 3.
I have a autistic 4 year old girl still trying to get her to potty train it’s so hard
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My husband bribed his little girl with Skittles. At first she just had to sit on the potty to get a Skittle, then she had to pee to get one, and if she had a bowel movement she got two. Then once she got really good at it he just quit giving her candy.
Buy her fancy underware put a pull up over it she has to feel wet to understand
A jar with sugar free natural jelly sweets.
I have the wiggle worm ones for my grandson.
Dedicate a whole week to potty training.
Try to prep meals and all the other stuff.
Give lots of drinks. She will want to pee 10-15mi s after drinking.
Take her to the toilet / potty every 15 mins. Sing the ‘ potty song’ make it fun.
Give a treat from the jar after every wee or poo.
Leave her to run around and play with no panties just a top. To make it easy
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Take lots of deep breathes. Lol
Don’t tell her off.
Lots of praise.
Good luck. They all learn at different speeds.
Wait until shes ready. Or any child. If u push it will backfire
Girls love panties. While you are at home put some on her. Take her to the bathroom every 30 minutes and put her on the potty don’t just ask give a couple minutes of sitting before letting her down. She’ll get the hang of it and once they do they are off and running. Don’t really like the pull-ups after they figure it out.
Maybe a favorite treat every time she’s willing to try and us the potty. It worked with my little man, bc my daughters was easy
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I used to put my daughter on the potty every hour( if available. Even if we were out I’d go into the bathroom n just sit her on. Eventually they just go. She was fully potty trained at 23 months. I wouldn’t ask her if she’s gotta go. Just put her on. She will definitely start to go it will just become natural or habit
Yes, boys are definitely alot easier. Anyway, I did a sticker chart. I put it right in the bathroom near the toilet, taped to the door. In the bathroom vanity bottom drawer, I kept sticker sheets, and EVERY time she went potty, she got a sticker AND got to choose a small toy…also kept in the bottom drawer. I called it the treasure chest drawer. I bought a big package of pinata toys. Got it at Walmart in the party section. It maybe was like $10, and soooo worth it. But the key is to praise, act excited, give a sticker, and small toy, EVERY time. Got nice pull up and then big girl underwear. Accidents will happen. Never get mad or perturbed. Just remind them to go on the potty and smile. They will get there. And you will do fine. I wish you luck.
Get her own potty, and put it in the living room. Turn on cartoons and ask her every so often if she has to go potty. Even if she says no put her on there a few times, and give her a sippy cup while shes sitting. I promise this will work. I’ve raised 3 and it worked every time. Hang in there, she’ll get the hang of it.
She’s not ready! Bottom line. The more you force her the longer it will take. Wait a few weeks and try again.
They sell watches with reminders to sit on the potty
2 year olds are often not ready for potty training.
I let my little girl wear a dress and training panties. She had her potty chair in the bathroom. I would take her in there, let her look at a book while using potty. The dress made it so much easier, she could manage it herself. She was trained in a week.
With my youngest I did a sticker book but it was detailed lol.
I would give her a little sticker like a star for doing a sit and try, for a pee she got to pick one and put it in, and when she finally pooped in the potty I had some that covered the page of her little book. She was done by the time she was 3. She got so excited for each sticker that she worked to earn them by remembering to take potty breaks!
Reward system and I started out by letting mine run around naked till she caught on.
Don’t ask. Tell. It’s time to go potty. Then she gets a little treat every time she goes. 1 m&m for pee. 2 m&m for poop. Or use stickers. Whatever motivates her.
Following but for my son
She needs a whooping but everybody not old school…
Don’t ask her, make her go. Have her go potty every 30 minutes or 10 minutes after drinking
I made a potty chart for my daughter & introduced her to the “potty box” with all her favorite treats & little things from like the dollar store. Every time she peed she put a sticker on her chart and on the chart, I highlighted a random box and when she put a sticker on that specific box, she got to pick whatever she wanted from her potty box ! I also put her in undies and ask her every 20 mins or so if she had to go.
Good luck mama
Maybe try timing drinks. It might be difficult but you could try encouraging a little more and then just waiting 15 minutes and setting her on the potty. Sit in there with her, make it a comfortable zone
Use stickers as a reward. Place her the opposite way on the potty so she can draw on the inside of the lid . Monitor her fluid intake and put her on the potty ever 30/40 mins depending on intake and last time she went. Place her potty in the living room and turn on her fav show. I had my son potty trained at 14 months he potty trained in my living room watching bubble guppies. My girls were potty trained with stickers/ fav snack and drawing
Honestly I put a potty in the livingroom made both my girls sit on it every 10-20 minutes. If they made a mess they did have to clean it up(the pee one) and everytime ibwent I made them go too sometimes kids take longer its just a matter of finding what works!
My oldest had a potty watch. Its a real thing if you may have never heard of one. When it went off he knew it was time to go. He loved it. It was like a game almost. Worked well to get him started.
Following because my daughter won’t entertain it much herself and she’s also 3.5!
Sit her on the potty every 30 mins or so set a timer
Bribery works wonderful…. Give special treats for success
I would definitely make her go and every time you go make her go also reward her when she do only if she tells or go on her own make her sit there 30 min a day after meals after a big drink make her go
My only tip is DO NOT ASK them if they need to go potty. They will always say no, even if they do need to. Going to the bathroom isn’t a choice. It’s a must. Tell them! Don’t ask. Say “ok, child’s name, it’s time to sit on your potty”.
I always started out by bringing them every 30 minutes to an hour and that worked well.
Pop her in the toilet every 20-30 minutes. Dont asl if she needs to go…just take her to the potty
My daughter is the same age and only just recently started wanting to go, she says shes a big girl now coz she’s a big sister so she has to use the potty. Over a year on and off we’ve been trying to toilet train her. She just wasnt ready until now.
Also, use a potty, not the big toilet. The big toilet can be a bit scary for little one.
You could make a chart and at the end of a successful week, she gets a special treat?
Don’t ask her if she needs to go potty, just make her. Set a timer for every hour to start with, and increase it by ten to fifteen minutes every few days. I only it may seem excessive, but it really helps to cut down on accidents. Eventually my daughter started running to the bathroom herself when she heard the timer go off. We also eventually ran out of hours on the timer, and that’s about the time she started going to the potty on her own.
I have 3girls, how I trained them was when I needed to pee ( at home) I would allow them to come in the bathroom with me…they followed after that…worked for me …js
Have her pick out big girl underwear tell her she can only wear it if she uses the potty. Make a huge deal about how much you like her choice and wish they came in your size that will make her want to wear them more. Also Make her hand wah her wet and soiled clothes. Take her to the bathroom and make her sit on the potty. If you we’re using a potty chair that sits on the floor you sit on the toilet if you go show her she will figure it out.
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Put her on a potty every morning. She sits there until she goes. Then, she sits on it every 30-45 mins. Read her a book or sing songs but she stays put for 10-15mins. She needs to start having consequences and rewards. She has no incentive. Good or bad.
So, give them to her.
take her to the toilet every half an hour and sit down with her, even if you don’t need to wee she might feel comfortable having someone there, or put her potty in a nice quiet area with some toys so she can go and sit on it when she needs to. just keep encouraging her to use it & praise her when she does. make a huge fuss and start clapping etc when she does a wee on the toilet
Stop asking… tell her its time… reward when go… but i know you dont want to negative discipline. But sometimes saying your disappointed in them for not going. Plus help them but make them do the cleanup with you…
Put food coloring in the toilet and tell her to change the color when she pees.
Set a schedule as suggested previously.
But if she is not ready, she is going to fight the change. I hope it goes well.
Show her when you need to go my first girl was going toilet at 2years old also stickers and singing while they sit in the toilet make it fun when you need to go let her know mummy needs to go pee I’m gonna use the toilet.
I had very special, sitting on the potty toys. He could only hold, read whatever the toy when sitting on the toilet
Take her every time you go. Let her hear you go. Then praise yourself
Then say, your turn. And praise her. I would sit my daughter on the toilet every 30 minutes. And you also try to go with her. If you can take 3 days to stay home and do this every 30 min she will be potty trained in3 daua
Lots and lots of patience… Make it fun… Show her the potty dance… Sing crazy made up song about poop poop and pee pee in the potty…and how you get to flush it down down down… . Sings songs while they are sitting on the potty… Read a book… Put potty chair in an easy access place like in the living room where kids are most of the time… Turn on a cartoon while on potty so they will sit longer… Etc… Patience and you just have to keep at it…
Under wear that she thinks is pretty and does not want to mess up
I did a skittle for a piddle and a pop for a poo
If they arent trained then you dont ask them. If they are comfortable peeing themselves and u give them the choice to stop what they are doing and to go to the toilet or to keep playing and just pee themselves shes going to choose to keep playing.
It’s time to be tough decide when u can stay home 2-3 days consistently at home feed lots of fluids, set your phone alarm for every 30 minutes, alarm goes off stop what your doing its toilet time! And we will keep doing this until it becomes a habit and you can then take yourself to the toilet without needing the alarm.
Plus who wants to do something unless they get something out of it? So decide on a reward system. E.g sticker chart, stamps, lollipop etc…
Be consistent, reward and postive about it, lots of praise and if she cant take control u have to stand up and take the control
I used Oh Crap Potty Training method with all 3 of my kids. All trained in less than a week. Get this book! My 1st kid I didnt even realize I used the method when I got the book to potty train my 2nd lol
I did a poop and pee fairy thing lol. Every time she used the toilet for a whole day she would get something little from the fairy (like a dollar store toy) and she was potty trained in like a week or so. The fairy left her a note at the end and everything was good.
Mine was the same way. Once she hit 4-4.5 she had it down from day 1. We’re still working on through the night though.
She’ll go when ready. I have 4 children, 10-2. My youngest is just now getting the hang of going, we still have accidents; like if we’re out in the yard she’ll be too busy playing and throws a huge fit about goin in when asked. I didn’t push her, she’d go with me like all my other children and eventually they think they’re big and want to be big and go…until then I’d just get use to cleaning uo the mess because with kids comes mess
I grab toys from 5 below or the dollar store and put them in a bin, she knows she gets a new toy everytime she goes potty it’s been going better !!! Then ween it off with candy snacks in the bin when they get better
Sit her on potty after each time she sleeps/naps and every 30 minutes after a meal
Get a little training potty and put it in your bathroom. Everyone you go, bring her with you and have her sit on it and try even if she doesn’t have to. Asking her if she needs to go will get you nowhere. Try little rewards for for successfully making it to the toilet
Every time you use the toilet get a lollie/reward in front of her. Might be an insensitive if she sees you getting a treat!
If you stay at home. Let her be naked. The underwear feels like a diaper so she’s still using them.
Put her potty potty where she hangs out the most. Living room. Play room. Whatever. You’ll eventually catch on to cues that she has to go. Once she starts using the potty chair inch it closet to the bathroom where she doesn’t notice. Then eventually you’ll be able to put it in the bathroom. And then before you know it she’ll be using the toilet.
I put my daughter’s potty chair by the toilet and she would go with me to the bathroom and sit on her potty next to me. She was completely potty trained by her 2nd birthday
I bribed both my girls. Told my oldest I’d give her an oreo if she peed, and 2 if she pooped. She was potty trained the week she turned 3 lol. I did the same for my youngest. She was potty trained at 3.5. Boys are so much harder tho
My most difficult one was allowed to chew gum while sitting on the little potty. Every hour. If they got up, they had to spit it out.
We were trying to get our second girl pottied trained as fast as our first learned, but the preschool she will be attending said it’s perfectly normal for 3 year olds to not know when to use the potty, especially when it comes to pooping. Ours just has to be potty trained before kindergarten, or the school won’t accept them without a doctor’s note.
I have a three year old. I have been trying to potty train her since she was two. About two weeks ago I finally made the decision to take her out of pullups during the day and only let her wear cloth underwear during the day. She knows the difference. At night I allow her to wear pullups. She has done phenomenal.
Her potty is also by the big toilet in the bathroom
After asking…just take her to the toilet.
Well me and my ex potty trained our daughter my putting her potty chair in front of the tv and she just started using it on her owen she didn’t want anything to do with the toilet until she started use her potty chair in front of the tv so yo might want to try that who knows
Record the times she goes. See if there is a pattern. If you here is she is ready to be trained. Ten minutes before her “schedule” go with her to get he potty
Yes it is a pain, but nude or regular panties. Let her pick out the panties she wants.
Don’t use underwear at all. Have her go commando for a temporary amount of time. Kids don’t like the feeling of pee going down their leg. Also underwear feels very similar to a diaper/pull up so it makes it feel safe to go. Do a day of completely naked bottom. Stay home. Tell her when she has to go, use the potty. Don’t over ask or over hover. Telll her you trust her and that she can walk to the potty when she feels like she has to go. She’s old enough it shouldn’t take more than a couple days to do. The commando thing can go on for a few weeks with no accidents and then you can try underwear after she’s been accident free for awhile. Good luck!
We did every 15 minutes even if she didn’t have to go she just sat on the potty. & once she got the hang of it we were able to do every 30 minutes, after going potty on the big girl potty all week she got a surprise. Could have been a toy, ice cream, slurpee, candy ect. Sometimes she got one after going potty all day without any accidents. Sooner or later we got to her telling us when she had to go without asking. She was potty trained by 2 1/2. She just turned 3 two months ago.
My girl was extremely stubborn so I let her go to Walmart and pick out a toy. It was a $75 zoo from fisher price. When we got home I put it in her sight but out of her reach. She understood what she was supposed to do she just didn’t want to. I explained when she used the potty for a whole day she could have the toy. It was a rough 3 days or crying and whining that she wanted her new toy but when she realized I was not giving in she finally used the potty. After that, she still had a few accidents but always went when I told her to go.
Candy is always a good reward a piece when u go potty!
My daughter turned 3 in February and we just got her potty trained a few months ago. We did the naked method while we was home and made her get on the potty every 30 minutes.
I did a sticker chart for my daughter… i had a whole slew of stickers for her to choose from. Kids love stickers When she filled the chart all the way up, I took her to the dollar tree and let her pick a few toys, lol. She has now been fully potty trained for a month
Reward her often…Dont just ask her take her …and be really enthusiastic when she does potty…Put regular panties on her with her favorite cartoon characters …and tell her not to poop or pee on her friends…
I was told to go a weekend without panties on them (don’t accept visitors of course) and have her potty chair right in the living room where you are chillin and tell her she needs to use the potty cause she’s a big girl. After she goes the first time, take out some nice Disney princess or her favorite character and tell her they are nice panties and she doesn’t want to ruin them. Tell her she’s a big girl now and big girls for wet their pants. That’s how we potty trained all 3 of my nieces and several friends potty trained both boys and girls this way. Also give a surprise when she goes on the potty! Make a big deal of it! Good luck mama!
Potty trained my son and granddaughter both before they were 9 months old. I let them sit on the potty and eat anything they wanted or play with a toy. I didn’t force them. I sat beside them and chatted or read a book to them. I think it was easier than waiting until they were older.
Sounds like my little Miss Sassy pants she’s also 3.5 and I just got her potty trained. I put her on the toilet every 20 minutes and would offer 1 skittle/m&m for a pee and 2 for a poop in the potty only. Then I let her pick out a biggish toy ($30mermaid doll ) that she had to earn stickers for no accidents in her panties for a week. Since then she’s been great! She’s even in panties at night too.
Take her to the toilet every 30 minutes and show her there’s nun to be scared of with the toilet.
Stop asking and take her and put her on the potty every 15-20 minutes. And especially after she drinks or eats. That’s what we did with our boys and it worked, my second we struggled with a little more but once he caught on it was easy!
I put my daughter in no undies with a dress and after a few times of her peeing down her leg she caught on. She was about 1.5. My son is a different story since he’s autistic and non verbal. He is 4 and I tried the no pants thing but it doesn’t run down his leg so I’m at a loss
My daughter is 4 will be 5 in September and is still potty training.
Use regular underwear, she wont like being wet, more laundry at first but after I tried everything that worked
I bought the pretty underwear and put them on and when they went in them I made them clean it up. Not a big deal of it but big girls use the potty and mommies of big girls don’t clean up after potty things anymore, you have to clean it yourself and wash them out after. My daughter got with it in about two days, my son was about four days
I had got this idea from someone else. We bought her favorite princess panties and told her that if she peed in them, then she would be peeing on the princess and we don’t want to pee on her. I don’t know why, but for whatever reason that worked. She made a very hard effort to try and not pee on her.
Always have her sit on the toilet. When she wakes up after snack or lunch. Just keep putting her on the toilet. Run the faucet helps too. I had to do this for my nephew. Before she goes to bed put her on the toilet
My twins were day&night time.potty trained by 22 months we did no undies for 3 days then we stayed home for a week I took them every 15 minutes but the git ut down for night time I wouldn’t give them anything to drink 2hr before bed a d made them go before bedtime
Following. My daughter is 3.5 and I’m having the same issue
Don’t ask her. Just tell her “let’s go potty” and take her hand and lead her to the bathroom. Put her on the toilet and tell her to try.
Just naked . At home and potty chair in sight
Regular underwear. If she has a favorite cartoon, princess, or color buy a set. Get ugly underwear as well. Make a huge deal how ugly they are compared to her favorite. Here is why. I had 2 stubborn girls refused to pee in potty hated to sit still. So every morning we would put on 1 pair of their favorite princess. They loved them. Wanted to keep them on. If they peed their pants princess hid for the day because they were upset that their friend got peed/pooped on. So the rest of the day they had to wear ugly underwear. If they went without pottying in the ugly underwear the princess came back the next day. If not sorry. If at bedtime they still have the princess on they got a small package of m&ms. Their favorite candy. They refused to potty in pants again after 3 days. They got m&ms for 6 months after that they were told that bc they were doing so well they got to graduate and we fill the drawer with princess and they got to go to Walmart and pick out 1 special toy. 75 bucks for a doll house later we had a cake and princess drawer and a small graduation party like the big girls we were
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