Potty Training Help!?

I gave my daughter a few M&M's everytime she was successful. I also made a point to clap and say "YEAH!!!" and tell the whole family. We always had a big celebration. It really seemed to help. Good luck!

15 months is a little early for a child to be fully potty trained. It's great she's used it and likes to pretend, it show interest. Just let her do her own thing. Put things she likes to look at like books or magazines in the bathroom, but don't put to much pressure on her or it can have a negative result. Good luck!

Let her wear big girl pants or something like that to wet herself and feel what it's like to pee so she can associate the two together. She probably only pees after nap cause she has to go and you caught her at the right time. She needs to learn the feeling near her belly and the feeling in her panties to figure out they go together. She is a bit young so most of the work is on you right now, but if she is going for it keep it up.

I started potty training my son at 12 months, till now he does great. he is also 15 months. what i do is after he eats i take him to the toilet and tell him 'make caca' and if he doesn't then i try later, when he uses it in his diaper, i show it to from a distance and tell him 'look caca' or if he is pushing once i notice it i run him to the restroom yelling caca caca run, and he runs, now every tim he has to go he picks up his shirt and runs. Then when she does use the rr make a big deal of it.

i have a 18 mth old and she sets on the potty and says pee pee.. but i couldn't see her really knowing what to do.. I'm not saying Ur child doesn't know what to do but i do think they are to young to really get the point of what to do.. but every child is diffrent ..but who knows she might really know what to do! good luck!!