Parenting Toddlers (1-3) Support Group
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Since Marlow is doing so fantastic my little sister thought it was time to try to potty train her son, who is three months older then Marlow. However, when he is with me all day I am at a loss lol.
With Marlow I never had to worry about controlling the extremities so pee didn't shoot out of the toilet. Plus, he asks to stand sometimes, and uh, I have NO idea!
Does anyone have any tips for potty training a boy other then the cheerios in the bowl one? So far his training is waaaay harder then my daughters was!
With Marlow I never had to worry about controlling the extremities so pee didn't shoot out of the toilet. Plus, he asks to stand sometimes, and uh, I have NO idea!
Does anyone have any tips for potty training a boy other then the cheerios in the bowl one? So far his training is waaaay harder then my daughters was!
i just finished potty training my son recently and what i do with him is undress him from the waist down and then he slings a leg over each side of the toilet and then leans forward and puts his hands on the front of the seat. the result is gravity taking a hold of the penis and aiming everything downward! i used to be a 2 year old teacher and potty trained many boys, and that is always the easiest way for me to get it done and for the kids! yes, its a pain in the butt to have to redress them afterward, but it makes for a much neater time!