Potty Training and daycare

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If your child needs to be reminded that often for longer then a day or two then she probably isn't ready. Your daycare probably realizes this and isn't pushing the issue. They will see when she is ready and put full effort then.

I speak from experience, my oldest was trained right at 2, so I wanted my youngest to be too, but daycare didn't think she was ready. Two months later they did and now she is potty-trained. You have to not use pull-ups when potty training.

Ugh. He's had 12 new "teachers" in a year. I don't think I'm leaving the decision making up to them.
Did you see here I said they didn't offer him the bathroom nor check his pull up for 3 hours?

He's fine at home. Tootles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If your child needs to be reminded that often for longer then a day or two then she probably isn't ready. Your daycare probably realizes this and isn't pushing the issue. They will see when she is ready and put full effort then.

I speak from experience, my oldest was trained right at 2, so I wanted my youngest to be too, but daycare didn't think she was ready. Two months later they did and now she is potty-trained. You have to not use pull-ups when potty training.

Ugh. He's had 12 new "teachers" in a year. I don't think I'm leaving the decision making up to them.
Did you see here I said they didn't offer him the bathroom nor check his pull up for 3 hours?

He's fine at home. Tootles

Damn iPhone. She she she! I tried s/he. Guess Ispell didn't like it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How often is she having accidents, and is she ever going on her own? Does she stay dry for a couple of hoes at a time?

What I found is that if they really are mostly day trained, they will work with you. If they really need to be reminded to go every half hour or else there are accidents, your child isn't trained yet and they will probably want her in pull -ups.

At home? Once in the last 9 days. They don't need to remind her every 1/2 hour just when she is focused intently on something else. Unfortunately, they have a history of forgetting things all together. So I posted here for recommendation on what to tell them so there is no wiggle room for them to "forget."- which they did anyway