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Quick Potty Training: Potty Training in One Week

Quick Potty Training: Potty Training in One Week


When doing research about how to potty train your child, it’s easy to set yourself up for unrealistic expectations. Parents are quick to offer potty training advice, but sometimes it seems as if they’re boasting about how quick it was for them. Sure, some parents might take only three days to potty train their child. But that doesn’t mean you should expect to, and it certainly doesn’t mean that there’s anything wrong with you or your child if it takes longer. If you want to establish a more realistic goal, try setting one week as your baseline while realizing that it may take much longer. However long it takes, you’ll be prepared for potty training success if you’re armed with the following tips.

by Angie Long
the buy's guide to potty training girls

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The Guy's Guide to Potty Training Girls


When it comes to potty training, guys have an obvious advantage when they are potty training their sons. Even if you don't know a lot about potty training methodology, you've got a similar body and temperament—how hard could it be? But when a guy is potty training a girl, it ramps up to “very hard, very fast!” You don't have the same early childhood experience that your daughter has had, so it makes it a lot tougher to just wing it. Fortunately, we've collected some ace tips to help you potty train a girl like you've been doing it all your life.

by Dr. Chris Snellgrove
The Unexplained Potty Accident: How Potty Training Never Stops

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The Unexplained Potty Accident: How Potty Training Never Stops


My wife thought someone spilled a drink. I thought someone had a bathroom accident. I never realized that someone would be my daughter who had been potty trained for nearly two years at this point, but I was wrong. In the rush of the day and the excitement of the train set, my daughter had an accident, and a bad one at that.

by David Stegon

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