Toddler potty training is not easy!

Toddler potty training is never a "breeze", so using diapers at night is always recommended while your child is still getting used to using the toilet. Potty training girls can be a little easier than forming boys, but always the same effort and emotional energy for both can be intimidating, especially the new mother. When I say easier, I mean obviously, with the girls, there is no target shooting - Ready, Aim, Fire - and there goes another coat in the basket. Well, I guess you get the picture. In the meantime, either male or female, it is advisable to reduce children potty training by giving them some sort of security, ie the layer at night.

The subject of potty training was not that I was particularly enthusiastic. The first question was not whether it was ready, but I was ready to start the train. I wondered if she would understand what the big fuss was all about, after all, it seemed just a few months earlier she began to understand that she was a good girl for lying still while I changed his layers. Potty training meant I was faced with having to cancel all the emphasis that I put into changing diapers and trying to explain that the layers are no longer acceptable - at least during the day! Wearing diapers at night while your child is still in the early stages of potty training will give your son or daughter a safer and capture all thoughts of failure, he or she must wet the layer night.

As I learned with my daughter, most children know when they are ready to sleep without diapers during the night. With a little coaxing, she came to me when she was ready to be potty trained, especially after showing him how easy it was, now it became a big girl. I thought something would click and it would be like Mom, and sit on the toilet, but at first, by placing it on a seat high seat pot scared him. There was nothing for her to hang on, as his high chair tray. At times, I thought it would be much simpler just to change his diapers, but I knew she was ready to begin toilet training. Of course, at times, it was a messy ordeal, but after much practice, I had the routine down pretty well. I finally settled on a small chair pot - that she could sit on without needing my help to lift it. After some time passed, she actually enjoyed showing me how she could use her potty alone. I can happily say now that potty training girls or boys, are a step that mothers should not fear. Your child will eventually find pleasure in showing you how capable and mature, they are, and you also find satisfaction in knowing that ye also adopted another difficult stage of motherhood.

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