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Potty training - How do u know they're ready?

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Latz · 03/02/2006 20:01

DD is 2.3 and has just started telling me when she has pooed - occasionally takes off her nappy when it is wet but there again will sit in a very wet pooey nappy for an hour (Obviously if it is not smelly) without bothering.

Should I just wait for her to tell me more often?
Have sat her on potty/loo seat - but have never had success - will just go a couple of mins later.

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pebblemum · 03/02/2006 21:03

I cant offer you advice on when to start as i am currently in the same situation as you. My ds is 2.3 and is showing the same signs that your dd is but i am not sure if he is 100% ready yet.

My oldest son took to toilet training really quickly but after a 5yr gap i cant remember how i did it.

The other day i found potty training tips on www.nickjr.com. It gives you 3 or 4 different methods along with printable charts, stories etc to amuse your child while you are doing it. I dont know if that will help in any way but i may give it a go. I need to get ds clean by May at the latest so im willing to try anything.

Latz · 04/02/2006 18:43

After all that she asked to go for a wee this morning and did one - first ever!! I'll just carry on trying - must read Cod's nappy training thread.

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Surfermum · 04/02/2006 18:54

We used to put dd on her potty when we were putting her in her PJs. We started when she done wee's and poo's on it 3 nights in a row and on the 4th night went and did it of her own accord. I would say it's worth trying and if it's a complete disaster just stop and try again later.

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