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Training Potty

A potty training chair is a must have. It is a stand alone bowl with a toddler seat on top. The contents are emptied into the regular toilet. It is recommended that you begin with a stand alone potty training chair before having your child use a potty training seat because it will save you the frustration of putting on the potty training seat for "false alarms" and it is less intimidating and more supportive for the child to be able to gradually transition from a potty training chair to a potty training seat.

A potty training stool and a potty training seat for the toilet seat is essential after the potty training chair phase. The potty training stool provides a sturdy step that allows the child to safely reach the top of the potty training seat. It is especially helpful when potty training a boy because it helps him stand higher for a better aim. The toddler sized potty training seat is to be placed on top of the toilet seat because it provides a more secure base for your child.

Proper potty training clothing should not be overlooked. Try to have inexpensive, easily washable potty training pants for your child that he/she can put on/take off themselves. Avoid pants with a zipper, because things have been known to get caught by impatient or hurried people.

Some potty training supplies you should get are potty training pants or diapers. This will allow your child the practice of pulling up and down themselves and it affords you convenience of cleaning up when they don't make it to the potty in time.