his diaper and put the faeces inside the potty, so as to help him
make the connection between sitting and defecating.
Step 6
Moving from the potty to the toilet. After
your child has used the
potty for a while and understands how it feels when he wants to
urinate, you can help him move from using the potty to using the
toilet. There is no reason not to train him to use both the potty
and the toilet
together for a short time, if the child refuses to sit
on the toilet, until he learns that the toilet
is the proper place to
relieve himself.
Step 7
Start night training when your child is able to stay dry and clean
all day but he is not yet able to stay dry all night, because his
body is not yet mature enough to be aware of the need to urinate
whilst he is asleep. You can help him to remain dry (at night) by
not giving him a lot of liquids before he goes to sleep at night.
You can also keep the potty near the child’s
bed and ask him to
call you if he wakes up at night so that you can bring the potty to
him.
Note
You should not expect to get rapid results,
because toilet training
may need a lot of patience. Do not rebuke or punish your child
for any mistakes in toilet training or if he does not want to start
training.
On the other hand, you have to encourage your child to
cooperate and reward him when he responds.
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