Potty Training Twins
If you have twins or children of a similar age you may feel that potty training them together may seem like a time-saver, but it doesn’t always work out that way, as your children may approach readiness at different times.
A key point to remember is that not all children are ready at the same time [...]
Any Potty Training Tips For Teaching 2 Toddlers At Once?
Posted by Portable Potty Seer in Potty Training Q & A
I am about to start my potty training bootcamp, and just wondering if any one has any advice. My son will be 3 the end of March and my daughter is 19 months. I f I am really determined what are my chances for success they will both be trained in a month?
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there are some things you can do if u have a little boy you can put some Cheerios in the potty and tell him to sink them and if you have a girl she can start bitching about putting the toilet seat down when her brother is done good luck
Replyi have twin girls that just turned three they will start showing interest when they are ready 1 twin will just go pee in the potty and the other one does both it just take time and patience and I never use pull ups unless they are in preschool but they both wear panties now to school they thought that if they were in pull ups they could go in them keep a potty chair the twins are always fighting over whos turn it is to go potty
ReplyNot well. Give it a few with the 19 mos old the three year old probably. Shes a little young yet.
Replyno 19 months old is not to young, girls tend to be potty trained sooner than boys are. plus you have to remember that now days in america for some reason people seem to think kids need diapers until they start school. a few decades ago, almost ALL children in the US were potty trained between 18 months and 2 years old, so yes it can be done.
ReplyI cant help I need some tips my self my twin girls will be three in may and are not potty trained yet, Sometimes they take of their nappies and tell me they wanna go toilet but they dont do any thing just sit lol
ReplyTry putting them on the pottys and give them each a book with the buttons that make noise. It will distract them for a while. Eventually they’ll accidentally do something and when you encourage them they’ll figure it out.
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