But it Does Require Patience and Determination
I find that this method helps, too. But I don't personally need the 3 day potty training method – nope, not me!
Any parent of a toddler will tell you that there are times when diaper changing is more than an inconvenience. Words like “blowout” come to find, as well as the prerequisite horror that comes with such sticky territory. You may see London or you may see France, but you won’t see any underpants until little Johnny or Janie is ready to step up to the porcelain plate. However, you may just be able to put your little one on the fast track without psychological scarring, thanks to a new 3 day potty training method devised by “Professional Parenting Mentor and Coach” Lora Jensen. And it probably won’t require payday loans to pay for the service.
Heeey Batter-Batter, Heeey Batter-Batter
“Listen you, I’ll use these facilities when I’m damn well ready! Until then, you shall continue to sanitize my crevasse and be damn grateful for the opportunity! Starting right… [strains, then gives up] Well, not now… but soon!” - Stewart G. Griffin
According to Jensen, it is a fact that “the way you potty train can actually distract your child from the learning process, ignite power-struggles and leave you frustrated. Your child may even be “stuck” in pull-ups or other training pants for weeks or months to come.” Who wants that? You may have another little one on the way and rue the extra work, or junior may need to be completely potty trained before they can attend preschool.
Shoot the Bowl
Jensen believes that children 22 months or older are ready for the 3 day potty training course, even if they aren’t showing interest in the toilet. Even if rewards are no longer working, she has what she considers to be a highly effective method. If it’s actually true that “tens of thousands of parents” have had success with the 3 day potty training method, then sign me up. If it avoids negative reinforcement and pressure – “You’re a bad boy/girl” – then I can get behind it. Keep in mind that I don’t have a boy/girl, but someone might.
Don’t Time Your Children!
Taking them to the potty at set intervals is as inappropriate as feeding children on a set schedule. It can create tension and power struggles, and even go so far as to submerge some of your child’s independent nature and identity. Be gentle, do not use force and do not fight with your kids over potty training. The 3 day potty training method is apparently clear and very step-by-step. At 3DayPottyTraining.com, there’s even a 3 Day Potty Training Helpdesk to give advice for your specific situation. That mentoring has proven invaluable for many parents, claims Jensen.
Is This Expensive? Will I Need Payday Loans?
Apparently not. When I looked at 3DayPottyTraining.com, it was on special for $24. So if you think that 3 day potty training sounds like a good idea, click away. Diapers are too expensive – why not put away more for their college education?
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Potty training requires a lot of time, patience, and consistency. Personally, I have been very fortunate in this aspect. You see, I am a full-time worker. I’m gone most of the day, five days a week. Although I try my best to invest the time needed to potty train my child, I do not have the desired daily routine in place for my baby to follow. Fortunately (and amazingly), my baby somehow managed to potty train herself. She even gets out of bed – on her own – in the middle of the night to answer to nature’s call.
Parents would ask me how I did it, and what technique works best when it comes to potty training. I don’t have a personal experience to go by, but I do know that it takes a lot of patience and consistency. It can get tiring and frustrating at times, but the time and effort you invest in potty training your child will pay off in the end. Another thing is to try not to make potty-time an inconvenience. If your child sees that you dread potty-time, they will no doubt feel the same. Lastly, keep in mind that every kid is different. Some may take longer to potty-train, while others may find it easy to master. You can take your baby to the bathroom, but you can’t make them go. So again, be patient and maintain consistency.