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<blockquote data-quote="neednewtechnique" data-source="post: 80149" data-attributes="member: 3527"><p>My 5 year old was easy, she potty trained herself at 18 months (during the day) night time of course, took more time than that. My 3 year old had to have some help, she talked about it, but didn't really have an interest. The one thing that made a big difference for her was we went and bought one of those musical potty's. I am serious, I know it sounds crazy, but she absolutely LOVED the song it played, and she knew she could only hear it if she went potty, because the music doesn't play until they actually pee. </p><p></p><p>Obviously, having all girls, I don't know much about boys, but I have heard some mothers say that a good way to interest a boy is to put a few cheerios in the potty floating in some water, and try to get them to "sink" the cheerios. Lol, I have heard it said that the boys have to watch "daddy" do it first to understand, but that it works. Why??? who knows??? I have also heard some parents really against this because it makes a game out of it, but hey, if it works, why not?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neednewtechnique, post: 80149, member: 3527"] My 5 year old was easy, she potty trained herself at 18 months (during the day) night time of course, took more time than that. My 3 year old had to have some help, she talked about it, but didn't really have an interest. The one thing that made a big difference for her was we went and bought one of those musical potty's. I am serious, I know it sounds crazy, but she absolutely LOVED the song it played, and she knew she could only hear it if she went potty, because the music doesn't play until they actually pee. Obviously, having all girls, I don't know much about boys, but I have heard some mothers say that a good way to interest a boy is to put a few cheerios in the potty floating in some water, and try to get them to "sink" the cheerios. Lol, I have heard it said that the boys have to watch "daddy" do it first to understand, but that it works. Why??? who knows??? I have also heard some parents really against this because it makes a game out of it, but hey, if it works, why not? [/QUOTE]
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