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When toBeginMeetDiddit!There is no specific ageto begin potty training,but it generally startsat 18-24 months. Boystypically start later thangirls.When your child canfollow simple directions, understand words aboutthe potty process, express interest, and doesn’t likebeing in a wet diaper (they ask to be changed, pull theirdiaper off themselves, etc.), they are likely ready to starttraining.Diddit is veryexcited abouthis new potty.Can you guesswhat color hepicked?You can start making positive associations with toiletingearly on. Have a full potty seat (or junior seat thatrests on the adult toilet) sitting in yourbathroom and talk about how your childwill go potty there when they are ready.Show your child how you sit on thetoilet to go “potty” and show them howthey can sit on their potty seatwhen they have to go.www.kandookids.comYep, hisfavoritecolor.GREEN!www.kandookids.com
Diddit sits on his potty,but nothing comes out.Maybe he can tryagain later.A ConsistentRoutine.Oops,Establish a routine with your childthat encourages them to want touse the potty throughout the day.Diddit had an accident.That’s OK.He’ll try to make it tothe potty next time.Having your child sit on their pottyseat after drinking a lotof liquids or 20 minutesafter a meal is a goodpractice.www.kandookids.comwww.kandookids.com
Diddit isplaying outside.All of a suddenhe feels like heneeds to go peepee.He better hurry to the potty!PatiencePotty training takes timeand every child is different.Your child may be great atgoing number one in thepotty, but is still masteringnumber two. They maygo weeks without anyaccidents and then onehappens whenyou least expectit. An abundance of patience is necessary.and a little laughter is helpful too.www.kandookids.comDiddit is trying his potty again.He sits and sits andwaits and waits.He hears something in thepotty!Did Diddit do it?www.kandookids.com
He DID do it!Diddit went peeand poop in hispotty!Stay Positive.Praise your child for their attempts atusing the potty even if nothing happens.Help your child feel good about theprocess with positive reinforcementssuch as singing songs, clapping hands,or giving them stickersto place on a progresschart each time they aresuccessful.www.kandookids.comDiddit is very proudof himself.He’s not done yet though!He needs to wipe his bottomand wash his hands.www.kandookids.com
Diddit was so excited,he almost forgot towipe his bottom!He uses Kandooflushable wipesbecause they cleanup to 30% betterthan toilet paper.EncouragingHealthy HabitsWhile potty training starts with parents and little onesworking together, the eventual goal is to have your childtake care of toileting needs on their own. That is wherethe Kandoo Clean Crew comes in. Our super-poweredfrog friends make toileting time fun with easy-to-usetubs, bottles, and pumps that make gettingclean an independent activity. Availablein scents kids love, the Kandoo family ofproducts are fun to use and encourage kidsto get and stay clean all on their own.www.kandookids.comCaptain Clean is hereto show Diddit how towash his hands afterusing the potty.Wet your handswith clean,running waterand apply KandooBright Foam soap.Rub your hands together andscrub them for at least 20seconds.TIP: Teach kids to hum the “Happy Birthday”song twice while washing their hands. Thistakes about 20 seconds.Rinse your hands wellunder running water.Dry your hands using aclean towel.www.kandookids.com
Diddit learned to use the potty,wipe his bottom, and wash hishands.and so can you!Kandoo keeps kids clean,from head to toe!pure clean fun Our flushable wipes are pre-moistened withlotion and clean up to 30% betterthan toilet paper.The wipes pop up from the tub with the push of a buttondesigned for little hands.Now Diddit is aSuper PowerPotty Hero!Visit: www.kandookids.comto download Diddit’s pottytraining chart and“I did it” certificate.PLUS, enter to win your own Super Power Cape!
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to begin potty training, but it generally starts at 18-24 months. Boys typically start later than girls. When your child can follow simple directions, understand words about the potty process, express interest, and doesn't like being in a wet diaper (they ask to be changed, pull their diaper off themselves, etc.), they are likely ready to start
