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My kid is about to turn 4 but he is not ready to use potty seat for potty. He wants only diaper for it. If we force him he controls his stool and avoids doing poop for that day. He uses washroom for loo without anyone's help. How can I train him. Is it ok to not do potty for day or two?
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Explain the kid about benefit of using toilet... Be gentle with kid... Keep trying toilet training gradually kid will learn..
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do not force...
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Use positive and negative enforcement like rewarding him when obeying and showing displeasure when not doin. Look if he is having hard stool which can be taken care with diet and medication . Passing stool daily is a norm and should be targeted for same .
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Don’t force him. Be more gentle
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Take him to loo and train him to sit on it every day initially few seconds and then minutes. In the market you get many fancy toilet seats, allow him to choose
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He can pass stool once in2 days if stool is not too hard and painful
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He is in stress so don’t force him after some months start counselling again
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Can take help by online consultation
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Read the book “potty” and be relaxed to him
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