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Question by : Potty Training, shopping, traveling etc…?
My daughter (28 months) is fully using her potty while we are at home (other then night) She wears panties all day with no accidents but the only thing is she will not use a regular toilet and im not sure how to go about getting her to potty while we are out of the house. She also never tells me when she has to go she does it all on her own. I was just wondering if anyone has any advice, do I just need to wait? Her going at home is a great accomplishment for us and I am very proud of her so I don’t really want to push her and make going all together be something she doesn’t want to do anymore.

Best answer:

Answer by asrai
You have 3 options:

Don’t go out for long.
Put pull ups on her.
Get a foldable potty seat that can fit on any potty and keep it in your purse for when you are out.

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Question by Jill P: Potty training when toddler prefers to poop standing up?
My son is only 16 months old, so we’re not planning to start potty training anytime real soon, but he is exhibiting a few of the signs of readiness so I know it’s not too far off. The thing is, he always gets into a standing position before pooping. Most other toddlers I know prefer to squat, but my son prefers to stand. Will this make potty training harder for him, or will he easily learn to do it while sitting?

Best answer:

Answer by Mom to 3 under 7
I don’t remember about my daughters, but I know my son always stood to poop. He’s almost 2 1/2, and his potty training is going just fine. Ever since we caught that first poop in the potty, he’s pooped fine there ever since. He’s actually more consistent about pooping in the potty than he is about getting there in time to pee.

Your son will figure it out.

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Question by : What are some good potty training books for toddler boys?
If a 20 month old boy was struggling with toilet training what are some good books his mum could read him?

It’s for an assignment. Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Kassi
Everyone Poops By Taro Gomi All creatures great and small (including children) need to eat — and poop.

I Want My Potty By Tony Ross Through trial and error, a little princess finally learns to use the potty.

My Big Girl Potty By Joanna Cole Ashley learns to use the toilet with some help from a favorite stuffed bunny. In the boys’ version, My Big Boy Potty, Michael’s stuffed bear does the honors.

Once Upon a Potty By Alona Frankel Straight talk about making the big leap from diapers to potty. Available in a boys’ and girls’ version.

Sam’s Potty By Barbro Lindgren Sam is ambivalent about using the potty — until his little dog discovers it.

The Potty Book By Alyssa Satin Capucilli A big box contains a “big-kid” surprise for Henry (boys’ version) or Hannah (girls’ version).

The Princess and the Potty By Wendy Cheyette Lewison A spoiled princess rejects a host of fancy potty seats until she’s good and ready to shed her diapers.

Uh Oh! Gotta Go! By Bob McGrath Potty tales from toddlers.

What Do You Do with a Potty? By Marianne Borgardt An interactive pop-up book explains the toilet training process.

When You’ve Got to Go By Janelle Kriegman and Mitchell Kriegman Favorite characters from Bear in the Big Blue House offer kids the reassurance they need.

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