MY CHILD IS REJECTING TOILET TRAINING WHAT CAN I DO?

As with everything else, forcing your baby to go to the toilet persistently is a big mistake. Methods such as punishment or threat are also not effective in finding solutions. By trying to understand him, you can overcome the problem by observing why he resists going to the toilet and what causes it. Many things in the toilet can cause this. For example, he may be embarrassed or he may not feel comfortable due to the light of the toilet or the structure of the toilet bowl, which may prevent him from entering there.

What needs to be done is to make the toilet the style he likes and make it appealing. Get your child's attention by saying that you need to go to the bathroom often and that it's normal. Tell tales about how useful and necessary it is to go to the toilet and use the sentences about the frequent use of the heroes in these tales. Never compare with another child, as the process by which each child is ready for toilet training is different physically and spiritually. On the contrary, reward him with praise and encourage him with little surprises.

Make her feel in control when she goes to the bathroom. All you have to do is give her a choice. Feeling that you are in control with sentences such as do what you need to the toilet or do it to the potty will help him gain this habit.

You should ignore accidents in this training process. At such times, you should show an understanding and supportive approach. Now that you're older, instead of saying why you're wetting the bed, you should encourage him by saying it's okay, next time you go to the toilet and do it.

One of the things you should do is to create a routine in your toilet training. Make sure that your child goes to the toilet at the same time, while wearing clothes that can be easily removed.