HI,im just loking to see if anyone has any tips on how to get my son potty trained. Hes 4 in august and still doesnt use the potty.he wears big boy pants in the day but when he wees...hes does it on the floor.He tells you that he should wee wee

Hi all, I already have a 28 month old son and i'm due to give birth to his brother March 19th 2011. The thing is i really think i need to potty train him b4 baby comes as i cannot afford to have two kids in nappies and i think my son is @ the right

Hi,My son is 2 and 4 months and there is no sign of him being ready to toilet train. He hates sitting on the toilet so I don't push the case. He will sit on the potty for ages but then walk away and pee on the carpet and doesn't even realise he

't ready to potty train yet, and if you push the issue, she'll get upset, and in turn you'll get upset too.  If nothing you try is working simply give up trying to potty train for a few months, and when you try again she may be ready. Hope this helps,Dee x

Take the big step and put your child into underwear, it's been the turning point in toilet/potty training my son. When he is wearing nappies he seems to find it so much easier to soil himself. Thanks Daisy I found this to be true. My son is potty

Hi, When should you start potty training? I thought it was between 18 months and 3 years but a friend's mum was shocked that my 19 month old son was still in nappies?! Worried me a bit! He's just started making signs of being ready but only very

Hi, My son is 2 1/2 and I started potty training 5 weeks ago and for the first week things were going great then it has went down hill from there.  He will use the potty occasionally if I let him run around with no nappy on but as soon as I put

hi all. i am currently 30 wks with my second child. due to the rising cost of living i am desperate to get my first child - molly aged 2yrs 4 months - out of nappies and into pants before the next one comes along.we have been training for just over

with me as she needs, or try and train her to sleep on her own.I can see there are clearly two schools of thought, the 'let the baby cry' methods and the 'attachment parenting' where I let her soothe on me as much as she needs.Just wondering what methods

causing the accidents.Does your daughter still use nappies at night? Maybe just have a light chat to her and ask her if she'd like to give training pants a go (pull up nappies which help toddlers through the transition to knickers). Tescos do some funky