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Incentivising children to potty train!

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VickyLouise · 20/08/2007 11:31

I'm going to try to start potty training with DS, he's not really very keen on the ideas so I thought I'd try to incentivise him to make it more fun.
What has worked for other people?

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scattyspice · 20/08/2007 11:33

Sweets, grapes, rasberries.

JackieNo · 20/08/2007 11:44

Stickers. Extravagant praise.

littleboo · 20/08/2007 14:46

We're just in 2nd week, loads of stickers, little sweets ( buttons etc), huge amounts of praise and celebrating, phoning dad, nanny etc. And the hardest bit, loads of patience!!!

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makesachange · 20/08/2007 15:17

Wellll.

Weeing was fine - stickers did the trick for us. Poos were a bit more of a problem and I eventually offered chocolate.

That backfired as he then decided to try to poo at every possible opportunity and I'm sure nearly ended up with piles!!!

I caught him sitting on the loo, swinging his chubby legs, chanting to himself "do a wee, get a sticker. Do a poo, get some chocolate".

Now I just get, "MUMMEEEEEE COME AND WIPE MY BOOOOTTOOOOOOM".

makesachange · 20/08/2007 15:17

I wouldn't mind but he turned 21 last week.

chocbiscuits · 20/08/2007 21:17

lol makesachange!

VickyLouise · 27/08/2007 11:37

Thanks for all this advice! Are there any nappys / nappy pants that you've found are better than others? aRE THERE ANY POTTYS BETTER THAN OTHER ONES?

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