How To Toilet Train - Motivate your child, helping to keep track of your successes.
For many parents, potty training a child is a challenge. Most children are not ready to be potty trained until they are at least 2 to 2 1/2 years old. If your child seems interested in potty training and is able to understand and follow the basic instructions, may be the time to start potty training. Making a chart potty training is a fun way to give your a little encouragement and visual reminder about how to use the potty.
Step 1
Choose a theme for potty training chart that your child will like. He may have a favorite cartoon character, animal or activity that you can incorporate into your design. Also, decide on a cheap reward your child can earn after he completes his potty training successfully.Step 2
Draw a large grid calendar cardboard. Use a ruler, if necessary. Use bright markers or crayons to mark the month, day of the week and days of the month. Use cut-outs or colored stickers to decorate the chart. Allow your child to be involved and help decorate your chart. By working together, begin to explain the purpose of the letter.Step 3
Decide how many labels your child must earn to receive your reward. For most children, 20 to 25 stickers is a reasonable amount, attainable. In the bottom of the table, write down the number of cars next to an image or drawing to reward.Tips
After potty training chart is complete, hang it at eye level of your child near the potty.As your child gets adhesives, show enthusiasm and excitement. Be patient, and do not get angry when accidents happen.
Things You Need
- cardboard
- Markers or crayons
- Ruler
- Clippings and related theme stickers
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