There are dozens of toilet training books and products on the market today, and most of them acknowledge up front that toilet training can cause tears, frustration and arguments between parent and child. By Deirdre Wilson |
 | Follow these potty training tips to ensure that this important time in your child's life is made a little easier. By Maeve Rich |
Learn how to spot the problems and pick up a few potty training tips to help get your child using the toilet. By Maeve Rich |
Potty training pants can be helpful when you're potty training your child. Since they resemble underwear, potty trainers make children feel like big kids, motivating them to act like big kids. By Maeve Rich |
 | If your child likes his potty chair and finds it easy to use, potty training will go much more smoothly. By Maeve Rich |
By hanging a chart in the bathroom or other place where your child can see it often, you remind and encourage her to become potty trained. By Maeve Rich |
 | Potty training girls is generally considered easier than potty training boys, but that doesn't mean it's a piece of cake. By Maeve Rich |
Potty training a toddler is never an easy task, but did you know that potty training boys takes longer than girls? By Maeve Rich |
Knowing when to start potty training is as important as how you go about it. Potty training too early can lead to problems, causing your child to take even longer to be successfully potty trained. By Maeve Rich |
These potty training tips will help your child reach this important milestone with a minimum of fuss. By Jennifer Flaten |
