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Potty Training Boys: 16 Tips to Make It Easier Peanut

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1. Start with sitting. Teaching a boy to stand and direct their pee to the bowl takes practice, time, and the right motor skills. That’s why one of the top tips for potty training a boy is to have him sit instead of stand.
2. Be hyper-focused. The fastest way to get your boy to make the connection that pee goes on the potty, is to make sure that each time they have to go, they sit on the potty.
3. Practice the pant action. Some people choose to have their kids wear nothing on their bottoms — ie. no pants or underwear — during the first days of potty training.
4. Remain calm and consistent. Accidents will happen, there’s no doubt about it. But rather than instilling a fear or negative emotion associated with the potty, try to remain level-headed.
5. Never ask them if they have to go. One of the best tips on potty training a boy is to not ask your child if they have to go, but instead to gently tell him it’s time to sit on the potty.
6. Remind frequently. Just like you probably pee before leaving home or eating dinner, have your little one make it a regular occurrence to stop by the potty.
7. Listen to your child. Your kid is different from any other kid. Communicate how you normally do, and teach them as you generally teach them. What worked for them when they were learning to walk?
8. Keep the potty close. Especially in the first few days and weeks, your fella might not be able to hold it very long. Move their training potty to the same room you’re playing in, or keep it in a bathroom close by.
9. Maintain a good diet. Nothing derails potty training like constipation. Ensure your little one is getting good nutrition and enough water to keep things moving easily.
10. Bring friends. Invite his favorite teddy bear or racecar to come to the potty and watch him pee. You can also try reading to your kid or singing — whatever will make them happy and relaxed, and give them enough time to do their business.

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Potty Training 101 The Rational Dog

3 hours ago I created the Potty Training 101 course when I realized that so many loving, but frustrated, dog owners were struggling with their dog’s potty training accidents, being embarrassed to have people over because of it, and worrying about paying hundreds or even thousands of dollars for dog training help.

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3 Free Potty Training Tips TheDogTrainingSecret.com

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1. Focusing on more then one room, or one space at a time. Never forget that potty training dogs is done one room at a time. Start teaching your dog how to be potty trained by picking one room of your home and confining your dog to that space with gates.
2. Failure to do Temptation Testing. If your dog seems to be holding his bladder in his one isolated room for hours at a time, even when you leave him unsupervised, don't think your work is done.
3. Only give Partial access to new rooms. This technique is pretty straightforward, but ignored by many. Too many people get their dog's to stop pissing in one room, and then start thinking their dog is completely potty trained and ready for the whole house.

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Potty Training Video Series

Just Now [Check out the intro video above] The Potty School's Potty Training Video Series helps parents to learn how to potty train their children (ages 15+ months) so that they no longer have tochange poopy diapers, clean-up pee off the floor and are able to confidently leave the house with a potty trained childall the while increasing communication with their child by …

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