How Should I Dress my Potty Training Toddler?
Question: How Should I Dress my Potty Training Toddler?
Congratulations, your little one is ready for potty training. There are a few easy things you can do to help make potty time easier on both your kids and yourself.
Answer:
When it's time to potty train your toddler, make sure that you've done everything you can to make the task less daunting. One of the best ways to help you child gain independence in the bathroom is to dress them in clothing that makes it easy for them to get to get do and undo themselves.
When they feel more in control and capable of handling their clothing on their own, their confidence grows, making them more willing to use the potty on their own.
Congratulations, your little one is ready for potty training. There are a few easy things you can do to help make potty time easier on both your kids and yourself.
Answer:
When it's time to potty train your toddler, make sure that you've done everything you can to make the task less daunting. One of the best ways to help you child gain independence in the bathroom is to dress them in clothing that makes it easy for them to get to get do and undo themselves.
When they feel more in control and capable of handling their clothing on their own, their confidence grows, making them more willing to use the potty on their own.
What to Look for in Potty Training Clothes
- Elastic waistbands
- Snaps or Velcro at the waist
- Skirts and dresses for girls
- MySelf Belts
What to Avoid
- Buttons at the waist
- Zippered trousers or skirts
- Voluminous skirts and dresses for girls
- Too many layers at the waist
- Traditional belts or ties at the waist
- Overalls
- Shortalls
