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Candy Train

Posted on February 25, 2010.
Candy TrainDid you train toilet using candy as a reward?

If yes, how and when did you stop the practice of giving candy to use the toilet?

We used M & M's. We just kind of drift naturally to him as it should be more and better trained. From time to time, he still asks for one after he goes and I'll give it - no real harm in a little piece of chocolate :-)

Edit: Oh ... we tried the sticker card first - it was a total failure. My little guy could not go far enough in the future to realize that all these stickers would amount to a price. If it works for you, great :-)

We used candy as we needed a powerful motivator and has had two weeks to train pot when my son was in preschool. We have gradually thinned the candy jar as it more reliable. little something to use, and you can alternate with stickers and candy. you can die of a document with different rewards on this subject and ask him to drive for their reward each time they go like that, you do not give the same award several times, but always rewarding your child. It also makes it go pot in a fun game! Make a point without reward, and a double reward.
Psychological studies show that when people are rewarded randomly in different quantities, they are more likely to continue the behavior (eg slot machines!)

No, I did not, but one of my good friends did and his daughter became very big, because it was the only way she would go. When she was 2, she was in a size 2, but when she was 3, she was a size 5. There are other was to make your child feel good about themselves as candy. After a week go to the park with lunch, take her to the library and obtain a new book. Kids all that when they make you happy and you make a big thing out of it, their size. Good luck, just be patient with her.

What do I do now with my 2 years is it every time on the potty. I say, clap yaaaaa ensuring let him see how happy I am. See love it cause she can beat smile from ear to ear. Let dump the pee / poop in the toilet. "We both said bye bye and it flashes the toilet.
I read on the site of many that you should not reward with food. If you do, when they grow up, they could turn to food to make them feel good. Witch can cause weight problems on the road.
Good luck with your training.

No, just praise!

We use a thumbnail map tasks (picking up toys, clearing his plate, helping set the table, etc.). It gets a star for each task, and can use them quickly on a trip to the grocery store, or she can save them a trip to the zoo. She is 3 and already includes it wants to put in place for a trip to the zoo! Am so proud of her!

I did. I took my son to the store to choose what he wanted. We put in a bowl and then he went, he got to pick whatever he wanted. Originally it was against my better judgment, but a friend said to let him be as he wanted and finally, he would "need to get sick. We have done what he did. After a few weeks, he stopped to pose for him. We also used a chart sticker and after obtaining a full line (20 stickers) he got to choose something from the target bin 1 USD. In two days, it was pee on the pot and the four days there were no more accidents. I think they really helped bothed!

Yes, candy .. stickers .. shouting and praising ..

each child is different .. so you do not what does the job ..

Some people learn very early .. and some even .. it takes time to catch on .. if you do what u have ...... git'r to do ..
after 3 = 4 months .. stops .. they do them to go before you have time to get some candy .....

So develop your own method .. candy .. ice cream .. not much .. just reward .... will not rot the teeth of children .. but really ... Children want their parents to please .. so always make a big D.

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