August 4, 2006, Newsletter Issue #170: Before You Start Toilet Training

Tip of the Week

Before you even begin toilet training, decide which words you are going to use to refer to body fluids, functions and body parts. It is best to be direct and consistent when potty training. To help teach the concept, you may want to let your child watch you use the toilet. If your child has other caregivers, talk to them about your plans, and develop a plan to ensure consistency.

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