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The same training methods apply to special needs children as to other children. More record keeping may be necessary to find patterns such as in the time between eating and drinking and need to eliminate. (more…)
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Life changes can be difficult for an adult, so they’re even more difficult for a toddler. When changes occur during a child’s life, often their way of dealing with it is to go back to a time when they were taken care of and didn’t have to take control of things like their bodily functions. (more…)
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Your first goal during your toddler’s potty training is to help your child stay dry through the daytime hours. Nighttime dryness will come a little later since they won’t be in control of their bodily functions while they’re sleeping. (more…)
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Tags: bodily functions, bowel movement, brothers and sisters, daytime dryness, diaper changes, frequent trips, nap, natural pattern, parents, potty training, protests, relatives, resistance, right time, rigid schedule, sittings, snack, toilet, transition
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