As many of you know potty training is a real challenge. It takes dedication and most of all consistency. You must make it part of her daily routine. Select the same timeframe daily to take her to the potty; I personally work with the morning when my son just wakes up. He wakes up around the same time and he is usually dry (the pull up I put on him before he goes to bed is the same one he wakes up wearing and it is dry).
Some parents/caregivers get frustrated but you must understand you should help her to correlate the peeing sensation with the potty. You should not work with her for 3 days then stop and then start the following week. The brain is wired a certain way at while her brain is still developing you must provide the tools (road map) that will help her get through the potty training process.
If your child is 3 years old and not potty trained it is going to be a major issue with school. You have read (hopefully) previous blogs when we speak about our children are behind. A good example of being behind would be having a 3 year that is not potty trained.
There will be a few days when you place her on the potty and she does not pee. It's ok just try again (5-10 minutes later) or another day. The key is consistency.
Good luck
Be well
Sharing information and advice on the most critical time... The first 2000 Days. What are some things you can look out for and some activities you can do with infants/toddlers to get them through the various developmental milestones before they get to school. Also I will share information for the caregivers from age appropriate books to setting up classrooms.
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