This article is about effective potty training for a 3-year-old. Potty training a 3-year-old can be challenging for some parents. If you are one of those parents, I bet you already know that you need to solve this problem very quickly. However, what if you’ve done all the tips and tricks but still can’t get your 3-year-old to train? In that case, you’re actually making mistakes that you just don’t realize.
Giving reward to your child is a big mistake?
Most of the parents prefer to reward their child with chocolate or sweets every time they train their child. Rewarding your child is a good way and not a bad idea, but it tends to cause another problem. The problem is that your child will ask for chocolate and candy every time she goes to the bathroom.
There is nothing wrong with choosing to reward your child with his favorite candy or anything that makes him feel appreciated. The thing is, you need to do it effectively. Reward your child only after he is able to use the potty or bathroom on his own. Is it useful to reward your child? Yes it is. Just don’t overdo it.
Avoid accidents
It is crucial to ensure your child’s safety when potty training him. Some children are startled by the sound of the discharge. They wonder where the water comes from and what actually happens after the discharge. Also make sure your toilet floor is clean and safe for your 3-year-old. If your child falls, he will be afraid and it will be more difficult to potty train him again.