Infant Potty Training: Our Progress at 2 Weeks Old

Infant Potty Training: Our Progress at 2 Weeks Old

Our son was born in late July, we started infant potty training books, as long as we got home from the hospital when he was 1 day old. It has already started using IPT once neatly. My husband and I take turns taking our son to the potty. I was amazed at the progress we have achieved in only two weeks of.


What kind of baby wearing:
We have been using disposable these first few weeks. We have, we will use more because he changed the old cloth diapers. Supplies are several reasons a good first week: I send healing from circumcision my baby's umbilical cord stump healing and he had also healed. Also, my baby is still a little small cloth diapers, we have, they are still a little leakage. In addition, at this point to get as much sleep as possible is very important, so at night-time help. We started to change into cloth. We use, we can find the cheapest, disposable, because they feel wet, baby pee. We still hope that he will get between pee, feeling wet connections.

Because of his schedule has been, some clues, we see:
We found that when we began to cry baby when he woke up, he needs to go potty training books. When he had been happy, and then suddenly become picky, this is another sign that he needs to go. When he was acting like he wanted to nurse, but not locked, or if he keeps popping up on and off the breast, which he needs to go a sure sign.

The current toilet location / command prompt:
Now we use a receiver, we took his classic reserved. (See photo of the holding position: Classic Reserved) we certainly could use a little potty, but we found the sink is the most convenient. When we took him, we think he in the sink, and then began talking to him. We do SSSS sounds pee and poop a cry noise. At this point, SSS sound seems to be most effective. We also noticed that he seems to have understood the phrase "You did what?" Many times, he has been sinking for a minute or two, but has not gone, we would ask him, if he did, then he enters action. Now he usually let us know that he has done to start a fuss. He seems to like being locked in that position.

Our success so far:
At this point, approximately 95% of the stern into the potty. This has been what we see with our other children: In a few weeks, the stern is missing is very rare. Urine mistakes is a different story. Every day we still have not hit a lot of pee. This is normal, especially considering how long the baby this young nurse. So there you have it: a look at IPT in two weeks. potty training books.