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[quote=Anonymous]Our kid mastered peeing within a few weeks at age 25 months, but for poop he'd simply wait for the night diaper. We told him that when he was ready to poop in the potty, he could choose a new train at the store. Then, once he pooped in the potty and got the train, it became his "potty train." It lived on a high shelf on the bathroom. He was allowed to play with it only when he was sitting on the toilet, and if he actually pooped, he got to keep the train the rest of the day. At night it went back on the shelf. It was a nice motivator but it wasn't like he was getting sweets or different toys every single day. This might be considered bribery to you, so I think it depends on your comfort level. But it worked for us. [/quote]
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