Potty training a toddler boy?

Keep his diaper on during the day. When he dirties it, change him and then have him watch you as you put the content of the diaper in the plastic potty. Then dump the potties content into the regular toilet. Tell him that when he is ready, he can go in to potty. Then ask him throughout the day if he has to go potty in the plastic potty. One day he will catch on and go in to plastic potty. When he does, don't forget the praise.

My son just turned 2 years old on Thursday and I tried to start him out going potty a couple months ago. First time he sat on the potty he pooped and peed twice in one day! I was so proud. Ever since, he doesn't want anything to do with going potty on it. I know he will get it eventually but I really like Cookie's idea about taking the contents of a diaper, putting it in the potty chair then emptying it in the toilet. I think I will try that as well so he sees how it's supposed to work. Mason gets it.... he just wants to play around now and he tries to put his foot in the potty chair or he dismantles it and laughs. LOL I'll ask him if he wants to go potty and he says yes. He'll take his diaper off, sits down for about 30 seconds and then runs around naked. LOL I'm going to start working on it diligently now but I'm not going to put too much emphasis on it until he turns 2.5 years old.

Does your child tell you by means of words, facial expressions or posture when he or she requirements to go?

When you observe indications that your youngster may well want to use the toilet — such as squirming, squatting or holding the genital area — react quickly and aid him/she become familiar with these signals, stop what he or she is performing, and head to the toilet. Praise your child for telling you when he or she has to go and to understand much more about potty training you have a great support with this guide https://tr.im/lGiNY

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I don't know who is faster. But I do know how fast they're potty trained depends partly on their personality. Personally, unless you need to send him to a daycare where being in a diaper will cause problems, I would wait until he's ready. My daughter is very easy going. She was in no hurry to start walking (not until 15 months) and she wasn't in a hurry to get out of her diapers either. We did make sure she was trained by age 3 though :)