The Parenting Clubhouse Podcast Episode 163: The Potty Schedule Method How-To
It’s potty training season and I’m a big, big fan of the potty training schedule method in which your child sits on the potty based off of a schedule, which is signaled by a timer.
One of the reasons why I love this method is because it tells both the child and the parent when it’s time to sit on the potty, and you can easily see where your child is making improvements in their potty training journey.
So today on the show I’m going to walk you through this potty training schedule method and let you know how it works.
Alright, let’s get to it. Let’s head to the show.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- Laura Lynn shares the general flow of the potty training sit schedule method;
- She walks you through how to gradually increase the time in-between the scheduled potty sits; and
- She explains what to do in the method if your child is having too many accidents back-to-back.
SHOW NOTES
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The Parenting Clubhouse Podcast Episode 106: When You Should NOT Begin Potty Training
We talk all the time about potty training, about what you should do, about how you should go about doing it, about important things to remember. And yes, here on the podcast we’ve talked about when you SHOULD begin potty training… about those ever important signs of readiness.
But today on the show I want to talk about when you should NOT begin potty training your toddler. There are some very important factors to consider when trying to decide if now is the right time to potty train your toddler, and I don’t want you to glaze over these important details, even though they seem insignificant.
There are definitely some times that you should NOT begin potty training. If you do jump into potty training during these times, well, it may not turn out very well for you and your toddler, and then the dreaded potty training takes longer than anyone would ever want.
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The Parenting Clubhouse Podcast Episode 95: Why I Followed a Potty Training Schedule & Why You Should Too
You know I love supporting you with potty training, and because I potty trained my own toddler late summer just this past year, all of the questions of how to potty trained are freshly on my mind.
And, because it’s winter and most people are stuck inside during these cold months (and we’re still in the midst of a pandemic), I’m seeing a lot of parents like you asking the typical potty training questions.
Should I wait until my child is older?
Should I let him do it on his own time?
Is it a good or bad idea to push potty training?
There could be a million potty training questions that boils down to HOW-TO POTTY TRAIN.
Today, I want to answer one of those very common potty training questions: should I follow a potty training schedule or should I let it come naturally?
I’ll talk about the difference between both of those options, all of the options in between, and give you...
The Parenting Clubhouse Podcast Episode 55: When Tension is High: Managing Behavior with Schedules
Hello, hello! Welcome to The Parenting Clubhouse Podcast. This week I am continuing with sharing tips, advice, and support for you parents during this COVID-19 pandemic. A lot of us, and most of us parents in the United States, now hold the responsibility of continuing the education of our children at home. Aside from the financial crisis we may face, our fears about becoming ill, and the burden of working from home with kids around, acquiring the new lifestyle of becoming “teacher” can be extremely daunting. That’s why in this episode I’m talking all about the one thing that can help you educate your children with ease, minimize those unwanted behaviors, and help you acquire this new teacher lifestyle with simplicity.
Before we got to the show, I want to share with you another great resource I have for these trying times. If you need new ideas of activities for keeping your kids busy so you can have a...
