Potty training

Trained in the day, and for the last few nights he’s woken up with a dry nappy!🤞🏼

I put fully trained as he does still have the occasional accident if he's busy playing or with grandparents for example x

Trained day and night

Semi trained in the day, just introducing pants now x

Trained for 3 weeks with maybe 1 accident a day from not wanting to leave his toys / not there on time

Daytime trained but not night.

Fully daytime trained but not attempted night time

Nighttime is different and is hormonal so do this separate to day time. It can be years after day training

Trained in the day. He still uses a pull up at night and wees in his sleep but that’s something I think happens naturally with time

I’ve put refusal but we haven’t actually tried yet! We’ll probably start soon but not in any rush.

Great at home and at nanas house , at school it's a work in progress

she will wee on the potty as i’m changing her nappy, but if i ask her at any other point of the day she says no. we tried potty training, did two full days in the house with nothing on and she would just constantly have accidents even seconds after saying she doesn’t need a wee so we’re gonna leave it a bit until she’s a bit better at knowing when she needs a wee and until i find a really good stain remover cause my rug is patchy now😂

Trained in the day. We still have some struggles to get him to go for poops when he needs. It’s be a looong process so take the wins where we can.

I’m attempting to toilet/potty train at the moment. My son will be 3 in March. He understands what I’m saying but doesn’t notice he’s wee’d until he’s done it. He’s refusing a nappy in the day and wants to wear pants. I’m doing the naked method at the moment but he’s not understanding the feeling before having a wee. Any tips will be helpful!

My wee boy was 3 earlier this month. He verbalises about poo and pee before doing it, brings himself out of everyone’s way to do it but will not under any circumstances use a potty or toilet. I have tried reward charts, bribes, distractions, everything. I think it’s worth adding that I literally potty train children with additional needs (in my work) all the time and I have never met a boy as stubborn.

@Jess Lucas🌻 occupational therapists in my work suggest to wear their pants under their nappy so that they feel the sensation of wetness and get uncomfortable!