How do I train my son to enter the bathroom

Make preparations for bathroom training

 There are some preparations that can be made to train children to go to the bathroom, and they are:

•  Stop using diapers during the day.
•  Remind the mother of her child at regular intervals whether he would like to go to the bathroom.
• Ensure that sitting on the potty is for short periods, so that the child does not feel that it is a form of punishment.
•  Teaching children to wash hands after going to the bathroom.
• Provide some incentives and rewards for children if they succeed in going to the bathroom.

Things to avoid when training in the bathroom

There are a few things to avoid when training a child in the bathroom, and they are:

•  Not to criticize or insult the child if he does not succeed in going to the bathroom.
• Not punishing the child when wet by himself.
• The child should not be deprived of fluids, so the mother should make sure that her child drinks enough during the day, to avoid drinking water during evening hours.
• Not to talk about the child's problems in front of him, which will cause him embarrassment.
• Avoid training the child to sit in the toilet seat during periods of stress and stress, such as divorce, death, or the transition to live elsewhere.
• Avoid wearing clothes that are difficult for her to lower or lift, such as clothes that contain bras, belts, or buttons.

 Things to do when training in the bathroom

There are a few things to do when teaching a child to go to the bathroom, including:

•  Provide the necessary tools that a child needs when going to the bathroom, such as a children's toilet seat.
•  Teaching the child the names of body parts, to make it easier for him to express his needs.
•  Dealing with the errors of the child wisely without anger and excitement.
• Reducing anxiety while training a child in the bathroom.