Potty training
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Members shared widely varying ages when their children with special needs achieved potty training success, ranging from as young as two years... Read more
Once I learned Stephen's pattern and behavior.
As soon as I had those 2 things figured out it became easy for the both of Us.
He stopped urinating His bed, or Himself and learned to hold it until He was at a toilet.
Ash almost 9 and pretty much now potty trained at home. But not in public I'm still potty training public. So we are halfway there!!!
Not till 2. I have a son, and my husband had to take over, because it had become very difficult for me to get him potty trained. My husband took over and worked with him continuously. He's the one who accomplished what I could not. He had a difficult time as well but was better suited for the task because our son wanted to make his dad proud.
Potty training number 1- both kids 5 years old while number 2 took a lot longer to master. My daughter was in diapers until age 4 while my son was in diapers until age 7.
My son was 5yo. We tried all the methods, from rewards, to time tables, etc. It was actually once he started kindergarten; he was in a class with 5 other boys, and the peer pressure (they all we already potty trained) is what helped. Peer pressure can be a positive thing at times.