Firstly, I know there is a potty training forum, but no one ever seems to venture there, hence, I am here.
So, I started kind of gently training my DS (2.2) on Monday. What I have done so far is taken his nappy off in the morning, and basically whenever we are at home. I showed him the potty on the floor of his room (he likes privacy!) and the loo with a small training seat.
I basically said "when you need a wee or a poo, you do it on the potty, or come and ask and I'll help you onto the loo". I wanted to see if he would kind of figure it out himself as I can't be arsed with keep asking, and when I"ve tried that in the past, he just refuses to countenance using the potty.
Anyway, so far so good. We have had numerous wees on the loo and potty, and two poos. Wonderful, and pleasing, and he is pleased with himself.
But when we go out, I have been putting those "wetness" pants on him. But we are having zero luck at all with using a loo out and about. We went to playgroup today and a couple of times I said "I"m off to the loo now, let's go together" and he would come in with me and then refuse to sit on the loo.
I'm not prepared to push it.
He then did a poo in his pants.
So, reallly my question is, how do we replicate the excellent sucess that we're having at home, with when we go out? Should I just carry on doing what I'm doing at home and keep gently asking when we're out, or is there another trick to it?
Thank you!