Sign of readiness for POTTY TRAINING. It's about time to pee and poo like grown-up! :P

There's no definite age when a baby is prepared to begin utilizing the potty. However most kids gain the abilities they need to begin potty training after they are between 18 months and 3 years old. 

Girls tend to be ready a couple of months sooner than boys. 

This checklist able to assist you to keep track of your toddler's progress toward readiness. You don't need to wait till your child's achieved everything before you begin potty training. It's more like recognizing a general trend toward independence and an understanding of what it suggests that to go to the rest room like a grown-up. 

What are the physical signs of readiness?

• Has regular, soft, shaped poos at comparatively foreseeable times, and does not poo throughout the night.
• Has dry periods of at minimum of one or 2 hours, or wakes up with a dry nappy after a nap. This shows that her bladder muscles are developed enough to hold her wee in and store it.
• Can pull her pants up and down with only a bit of assistance.
• Shows an interest once you head to the washroom.

What are the behavioral signs of readiness?

• Shows a need to please, and enjoys praise.
• Demonstrates a need for independence.
• Shows signs of discomfort once her nappy is wet or dirty.

What are the psychological signs of readiness?

• Can perceive and follow straightforward instructions and requests, like "Do you wish a wee?" or "Where's the potty?".
• Has words for wee and poo.
• Shows awareness that they're having a wee or poo. He/She might stop what they're doing for a moment, or go elsewhere, or tell you that he/she's had a wee or poo.
• They might tell you she has to have a wee or a poo before she doing it.

We at Halomama.com offers a wide, quality selection of sizes, ergonomic shapes, and fun designs to help you make your choice.

It is hard to know how to pick the right seat when it comes to potty training. After all, every baby is unique, and no baby product is a unanimous, one size fits all solution.

When choosing your toddler toilet seat, you have options at Halomama.com. To make an informed decision, you will want to consider whether you prefer a stand-alone potty vs. seat reducers which sit over your toilet bowl.

You will also want to decide if you prefer a gender specific option. Do you need a portable potty seat for use on multiple toilets throughout your home?

With many flexible options, you will be sure to find a stable, cushioned seat that will hold your child’s weight. Make the experience more inviting with fun patterns and designs.

Explore the full selection of potty training seats available at Halomama.com

• Ubbi Diaper Pail - White
• Ubbi Step Stool Pink
• Ubbi Step Stool Navy
• Ubbi Step Stool Gray
• Ubbi Diaper Pail - Robbins Egg Blue
• Ubbi Diaper Pail - Purple
• Ubbi Diaper Pail - Light Pink
• Ubbi Diaper Pail - Light Blue
• Ubbi 3 -in-1 Potty Pink
• Ubbi 3 -in-1 Potty Navy
• Ubbi 3 -in-1 Potty Gray
• THE GRO COMPANY GROBAG SWADDLE- (SPOTTY BEAR TWIN PACK)
• Picardo Bugsy Training Potty- Blue

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• Cushie Traveler - Folding Padded Potty Seat
• Potty Chair 2 in 1 - for Toilet Training Toddlers with High Back Support
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Thank you for reading and have a good ahead ! :)

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