Baby Potty Training

November 22, 2009 at 10:50 | baby potty training
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Are you frustrated? Don’t know what to do? Perhaps you just want to learn more about effective baby potty training??? Then you have come to the right place!

If you are reading this, then perhaps you are in a similar problem that mosts parents face…Baby Potty Training. While most people take this as a great challenge, if not, perhaps, a great pain in the but (No pun intended ;) ), then that there would be your first problem. Baby potty training does not have to be as challenging as people make it out to be, In fact, it should be fun and rewarding, both for you and your child. And how is all of this possible??

Simple – A mindset change!

Yes, granted – there are other resources that you will need in this respect to be fully able to complete the baby potty training with ease, but the first and foremost thing, is mindset. I will help you by showing you where to find the necessary resources and I will help with the basics by means of posts here on  on my blog site, but we all have to start somewhere… and this is it…

Repeat after me: Baby potty training is Easy, Baby potty training is fun.

Believe in it! Now – More about baby potty training itself. The greatest thing that I have come accross in my experience, is that you should not push your child if he or she is not ready. Some kids are ready at 24 months, some at 36 months, some earlier and others later. We are all different and we need to accept and understand this. If we fail now, dont give up, try again at a later stage.

So now that we have been through the first step, the next is consistency. Children in general seem to cope best by means of routine. that being said, we need to ‘create’ situations for them in order to potty train them. We need to give them more fluid intake, bit by force, but rather by need, for eg: we could give them a salty cracker whne they want a snack so that they would be forced to drink fluids thereafter, or perhaps (and this is another point I will bring up later), as a reward for a good session, give them a bottle of their favourite drink. The more fluid they consume, the more oppertunintes they get to train, and the more opportunities they get to train, the more routine mental enforcement is taking place… This will lead to the training becoming fixed… you know the old saying: “try, try again!”

Another thing to keep in mind is Rewards. This is a great motivator for kids and this will help strengthen training as well as make the entire baby potty training fun. And fun is good, for you to keep you sanity and for your child. Imagine a child that thinks this is a frustrating chore without fun, do you think they are going to want to learn??? So keep it as fun as possible, reward them by means of their favourite food and drink item, reward charts (these work great – I will post some on my blog later on), toys, etc! Remember at this age your chile loves to please you as parents, therefore use this to your advantage!

Some donts for you to be aware of: Do not show or take out your frustrations/anger at your child. Rather, should he or she sould make a mistake (and trust me, there are going to be some, its part of the learinig process)  then, show your disapproval at the actual mess by means of body language and facial expressions, but at the same time give your child and approval for trying.

Also, dont forget to communicate and show praise for even the smallest of steps in the training process, because its this affirmation that the child acknowledges and recognises and helps in getting your child to complete his or her potty training

The possibilities of training your child in as little as 24hrs are not far fetched. Some can do in 2-3 days while others may take up to a week. We need to accept and undestand that everybody is different and circumstances surrounding us, our children as well as the actual baby potty training can affect the timeframe it takes. But to sucessfully complete this, you need to give comittment and consistency, even if it means taking a few days off work, or letting the child miss a few days of creche, then so be it! This way you will see that your child turns these comittemnt and consistency into results!

I hope this article has been of value to you. Good luck to your and your child in potty training.

 

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Baby Potty Training Can Be Fun!

November 24, 2009 at 11:23 | baby potty training, potty training chart
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Imagine if you were introduced to something new and it was a chore that had a lot of people shouting at you when you get it wrong, or people that keep belittling you and constantly nagging you to get this chore mastered… How would you feel? Would you even like to continue with this learning experience? Certainly NOT! Then how do you expect your child to master his or her baby potty training?

The key here is to make it a wonderful experience. In retrospect your kid won’t end up feeling as despondent as you would feel in the above situation. So in this post, I am going to mention a few suggestions to help you make it fun…

The first thing you need to acknowledge is: how do you feel when your child smiles at you, or when your child laughs or makes a funny face? You feel great, don’t you? That there is all the reward you need. In fact that in itself is your part of making this a pleasurable experience for you. That is your fun!

Now to make this fun for your child, here are a few possibilities:

 

  • When your child pees, how about throwing some food coloring in the potty and then showing your child how his pee changed the water color. Kids love color and this is a neat way to make them feel cool!
  • How about having a reward system. You can use a potty training chart for your child. Every time your child successfully completes a toilet session, you can put a sticker for the child on the chart. In fact, take your child to the chart and get them to put their own sticker themselves, they really love this. You could also give them a more tangible reward, like their favorite juice (This works in your benefit as well by allowing them to urinate more frequently.) or perhaps a salty snack or even a chocolate, as these would require your child to drink more water, again adding to your benefit.
  • You could get a bunch of cartoon printed underwear. This helps by creating the desire to wear the underpants more than the diaper.


  • Keep a favorite toy in the bathroom and motivate them by allowing playtime only during potty time.
  • For poo sessions, you could have a funny face making contest.
  • Glorify the “flushing of the toilet” and make up some story that goes with it, so that your child would want to flush the toilet, but only after he makes a pee or poo. For eg: You could say that every time we flush the toilet we are filling water into the little dam where the froggies live so that they can play nicely – Use your imagination, you can really make this one work.
  • Keep a storybook in the loo, and read it aloud to the child while they are busy making a pee or poo.
  • Praise them, give them super hero names and associate the baby potty training to their favorite super hero.
  • Try to make the bathroom appealing by decorating with posters, pictures, etc.
  • Let them play target practice… You can get some potty toys to help in this regards, or just use a cheap substitute like a puffy crisp eg: Cheetos.
  • The lists are endless… the point is to take every situation and turn it around into a fun activity.

 

By making the entire process fun, you help achieve a few things: You remove your frustration; you motivate the child to learn and want to go to the potty as opposed to just doing a job in the diaper; you build your child’s self confidence and above all, you have fun!

I hope this article provides some helps you in making your baby potty training an easier task. Good Luck!

PS: Why don’t you leave your comments and give some of our reader’s ideas that you come up with.

 

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Baby potty training: Reward Charts

November 25, 2009 at 16:50 | baby potty training, potty training chart
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One of the most powerful tools in a parent’s arsenal is a potty training chart, aka reward charts. There are so many available on the internet; some free while others are not. Variations include various cartoon characters, color, shapes and designs. A potty training chart can be elaborate creations or even simple ones – sometime hand drawn ones are just as effective. A few examples of a potty training chart::

   

At the end of the day, they serve the same purpose and the style is only defined by the individual or the child.

So – how do we use a potty training chart? Well there are a few ways but the most common was is as follows. You would need to get some sort of reward stickers. You can get this from your local stationary store, or perhaps even a toy or dollar store. Try and be creative when choosing these. Get something that you know your child would like or enjoy. Best bets are cartoon character from TV shows that your kid watched often, or perhaps colorful stars or even some other inanimate object that you child enjoys, like stickers of sport cars for example. My kid loves airplanes – that did it for me. You are limited by your imagination and by the attraction to your child.

So now we have our stickers and a potty training chart – what next?

Well, every time you child successfully completes a pee or pooh session, then he/she is entitled to add a sticker into the respective day block. It would be nice to hype and make a great deal about them earning this sticker and you should really show off and be proud that the child achieved this – As visually as possible as this reinforces your approval for the child, and they notice this! In fact let him/het choose which sticker they want and let them stick it in the correct column. Let your child know that if reaches a certain number of sticker rewards in a day; he is entitled to a special surprise. This can be in the form of a visit somewhere like the park, or perhaps a sweet or even a toy. You could even allow the child extra TV time for reaching this milestone. This is a great motivator as the child has something extra to work towards.

There are many resources online for finding charts… a good paid resources are which includes potty training chart:

http://adviseit.org/babypottytraining/baby-pottytraining

And a free one:

http://www.freeprintablebehaviorcharts.com/toilettrainingcharts.htm

Good luck with your baby potty training and making your first potty training chart.

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Baby Potty Training – Laugh Time

November 29, 2009 at 09:12 | baby potty training, potty training girls
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Hi all…I was checking my emails and found this good laugh that I thought I’d share with you:


The Potty 

A little three year old boy is sitting on the toilet.   
  
His mother thinks he has been in there too long, so she goes in to see
what’s up.                              
  
The little boy is sitting on the toilet reading a book.   
  
But about every 10 seconds or so he puts the book down, grips onto to
the toilet seat with his left hand and hits himself on top of the head
with his right hand.   
  
His mother says: “Billy, are you all right? You’ve been in here for a
while. 

Billy says:  “I’m fine, mommy … I just haven’t pooh yet.” 

Mother says: ” Ok, you can stay here a few more minutes. But Billy, why
are you hitting yourself on the head?” 

  
  

Billy says: “Works for the tomato sauce bottle.

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Baby Potty Training – Common Mistakes

December 1, 2009 at 12:56 | baby potty training, potty training chart, potty training girls
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There are quite a few mistakes that occur during the Baby Potty Training process. Most of the times, it’s these mistakes that contribute to a rather frustrating experience. In order to prevent the woes that people end up experience because of their inexperience with baby potty training, it is imperative that parents recognize them and steer clear of them. Here are a few of them that come to mind:

  • ·         Punishing, scolding, yelling or acting negatively towards your child when they have an “accident”. These accidents are part of the training process, and you as a parent need to understand and accept this. The quicker you can grasp this concept, the less frustrated you will be. Also, positive reinforcement only helps the child learn faster, so don’t be negative towards the child; otherwise… this will end up being a long, painful, frustrating and emotionally challenge journey!
  • ·         Going into the Baby Potty Training while being overly optimistic. The reason that this can become an issue is if things don’t work out the way you want it to. Rather go with a reasonably realistic perception. That way if you encounter issues, it will be part of the training in terms of mindset, and if you finish sooner, then Hooray – That’s a bonus. A wise man once told me – Always anticipate the unexpected. It is not uncommon for baby potty training to take up to a few weeks, even sometimes a couple of months. Like I said before, everyone is different.
  • ·         Forcing the child into a baby potty training program, especially when the child shows a lack of interest. Humans are willful creatures, and I’m sure you guessed it by now – Your child is no alien! Don’t force or nag the issue, it does not work. Think back to when you were a kid, when your parents nagged and nagged, did it get anywhere? Did you respond in a timely manner? or did you just rebelled?? When they are ready, everything will fall into place.
  • ·         Textbook approach, down to the letter T, for each and every child. You need to realize and understand that all kids are different. What appeals to one, might not necessarily appeal to another. For my one kid, tangible rewards worked wonders, eg: Potty Training Chart, while the other had no interest in this and this method did not work at all, rather verbal communication and constrain praise helped. You need to be able to tell when one method is not working and realize it’s time to try another. Baby potty training is not an exact science, rather it’s an art.


  • ·         Starting baby potty training to early. This seems to be the biggest problem… What’s the rush here folks? I’ve heard insane stories of kids being trained as early as 4 months. Baby potty training is a 2 way street. Your child needs to be at somewhat of an understanding age. You need to wait until your child is ready – Don’t Rush!
  • ·         Baby Potty Training and Bedwetting are not the same. A lot of folks confuse the two. Rather they are 2 separate processes altogether. Being potty trained during the day, while wetting the bed at night, does not in any way mean that the baby potty training process was a failure. You need to realize this and deal with the bed wetting in its own way.
  • ·         Assuming that your child will be trained in one day and will successfully complete and understand, not to mention, be trained in all the different aspects of baby potty training. Making a pee/pooh in the toilet; having no accidents; using public facilities; travelling after being potty trained; etc. These are a few aspects that altogether make up the baby potty training. Think of each of these as milestones and celebrate each one with your child.
  • ·         Starting the entire baby potty training at the wrong time. Situations like stress, moving, going on holiday, starting crèche, etc can call attribute to it being the wrong time. Make sure things are calm and there are no issues before embarking on this process.
  • ·         Sometimes the consensus is that we should start the entire potty training process by putting our kids into underwear immediately. This is a big NO-NO. You need to be at the stage where you kid can pee or pooh at least half the time in the toilet without accidents, before making the switch. You should move from diapers, to training pants, and then finally to underpants. A good saying that comes to mind to put this point into perspective is from the movie Karate Kid. Mr. Miyage says: “First learn stand, then learn fly”.

These are a few of the mistakes that come to mind. As you can see, most of these mistakes are timing related, lack of positive attitude, bad timing, and overly optimistic expectations.

Avoiding these issue, will no doubt allow you and your child to have a wonderful baby potty training experience.

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Potty Training Seat – Potty OR Toilet?

December 3, 2009 at 11:59 | baby potty training, potty training seat
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 Does it really matter whether you train your child on a potty training seat or on a toilet? Honestly? – It doesn’t really matter! In fact, you should let your child decide. Each child is different, so the best advice I could possibly dispense at this juncture, is to do what works for both the child and you – as a team!

The moment that your child shows some remote interest in baby potty training, then you should help him/her to choose their own potty training seat. There is such a large and vast range of potty training seats nowadays… They pretty much come in all shapes, colors and sizes: everything from standard potty training seats that we all know, right down to the complex potty training chair, even the old potty’s some of us older generation folks might still remember – yes they are still available!

Some kids prefer using the conventional small potty, as it gives them some sense of control, because they are bigger than the potty itself. That way they don’t end up feeling overwhelmed and helps them feel secure without the inherent fear of falling off, mind you that the falling of bit, even though sounding a bit farfetched for some can be a reality!

Other kids prefer to go directly onto an adult size toilet. If your toddler is tall enough, he might be able to sit on the toilet with little or no assistance. For the tiny toddler how prefers to use the toilet, it would be wise to get a little stool (or you can buy these special toilet steps) so that they may easily climb up onto the toilet seat – And as a bonus – when they are sitting on the toilet, the stool acts as a secure platform on which their legs rest. How cool is that? You can even purchase a padded potty training seat that fits securely over the adult toilet, this will provide the extra comfort that the child needs as well as prevent the smaller built kids from falling in…. and yes – that’s possible too :)

When you think that your kid is ready to attempt baby potty training – a major milestone, then show him how to use the potty and encourage him to use the potty when he is ready instead of messing his diaper.

A small potty or potty chair can be place in any convenient location, perhaps you may want to keep it in the bathroom, or even in his bedroom. Perhaps you might want to keep a potty in both the bedroom and bathroom – This can help to prevent accidents by making the potty more accessible. For parents that live in double-story homes, it would be wise to keep a potty both downstairs and upstairs. The last thing you want is an accident that could have been prevented due to speed and time constraints. These may present it self during situations like these.

Keep in mind though: Urinating accidents are very common for toddlers, as their bladder control has not yet had a chance to fully develop. Also their conscious mind and cognitive skills with regards to holding it in; are still a developing skill set. Sometime they get so engrossed and busy with their playtime, that they forget totally to go to the toilet. Sometime they might make an accident and not even realize it until you bring it to their attention.

That being said – I would highly recommend that you leave the potty training seat/potty/potty chair nearby and the toilet/bathroom doors open. Try and stay calm and level headed during these accident situations. Your reactions will play a direct consequence in curbing future accidents and give you a little less frustration to deal with. It makes sense to start a child on a potty chair, then graduate to a potty training seat and then finally onto an adult toilet.

Some toddlers have a natural fear for toilets. They are comfortable using their own toilets in their homes, but are afraid and rather uneasy when faced using a toilet in a totally unfamiliar setting. Help them to understand and explain to them that the unfamiliar toilet is just like the one at home and try to ease their fears and uneasiness with love – Do NOT Reprimand them.

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Potty Training – How To Potty Train Your Child – Varsity Baby Flush And Cheer Potty [Potty Training

May 19, 2012 at 23:41 | baby potty training
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Must Love Cats- Potty Trained Kitty

May 19, 2012 at 23:41 | potty training video
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More Cute Kitty Videos: http://animal.discovery.com/videos/must-love-cats-videos-highlights/#mkcpgn=ytapl1 | Using a special method, this cat training kit can transform a cat into the perfect house pet.

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Potty Training

May 19, 2012 at 23:41 | potty training chart
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http://www.dizkis.co.uk We hope that your little ones will find it easier to potty train with the help of Millie aged 4 and this cheerful story. Millie was totally potty trained by 20months and using the big girl toilet with the help of a little step but every child is different and will take their own time, you must start them when you feel they are ready.

Try to make potty training a fun experience for your child, they can act it out with their favourite teddy to show that they understand. It is important not to put a nappy on your little one during the day when you are potty training as they will see this as the most comfortable and convenient option to go toilet in their nappy instead of telling you they need to go potty.

Also we found when Millie was potty training if she wore knickers around the house it lulled her into a false sense of security and she often wet them thinking she was still wearing a nappy, so in her case it was best to be completely bare! Perhaps the summertime is a better time to start when loose fitting clothes can be worn without underwear.

You will need to start by asking your child frequently to go to the potty because they may not realise when they need to go, so every hour or so when you suspect they may be full sit them on the potty and ask them to go wee wee and poopies. It can help for them to associate motions with sounds so making the shhhh and plop sound and praising them when they can identify which one they have done will make the experience more enjoyable for all. Never hurry your child or punish them if they have an accident. It is difficult for little people to build control and understanding, so a kind and guiding hand and plenty of hugs and encouragement is the best thing you can do for them, allowing them to build confidence and develop at their own pace.

Good luck!

http://dizkis.co.uk/activities/other You can print a free potty/toilet training chart for your little one here, simply mark down everytime they do a wee wee or poopie on their chart and when it is full give them a special reward; the perfect incentive to keep them on track!

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On her favorite potty training seat :)

May 19, 2012 at 23:41 | potty training seat
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ashleyamber1231http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/ashleyamber1231PeopleMOV07443, mpeg4On her favorite potty training seat :)

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The Potty Dance: Classical Music Rendition

May 19, 2012 at 23:41 | potty training girls
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Encore! Encore!

Add some style and grace to your
Potty Dance with a demi-plié or two.

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Potty Training Beginnings (The Baby Book)

May 17, 2012 at 21:13 | baby potty training
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All moms know that beginning potty training is a huge ordeal, and Alecia and Knox are just beginning the process. Poor baby Knox has had terrible constipation since 9 months of age. He would try desperately to hold it in. Alecia has gone through many trials and errors, but has found that encouragement is the best method possible. Through encouraging Knox to go to the bathroom, Alecia and her husband have seemed to overcome the constipation hurdle and step into the realm of potty training.

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- Potty Training L Potty Training Charts L Potty Training Boys

May 17, 2012 at 21:13 | potty training chart
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- Potty Training L Potty Training Charts L Potty Training Boys
- Potty Training l Potty Training Charts l Potty Training Boys Potty Training Secrets ExposedProvidingExpert Guidance to EnsureYour Toddler isTrainedwith Ease, Without Stress,and Within Just 1 to 3 Days. Discover the “Secret Blueprint” toPotty Training your Toddler in1 to 3 Days, GUARANTEED AND A WARNING – “Diaper Dependence” can behazardous to Your Child’s Health, read on for the shocking facts … A personal note about potty training your toddler, from Dr. Wayne Jensen (PhD (Med)) Dear Friend, If you’re getting ready to begin potty training your toddler… or you’re already pulling your hair out trying… give me just 5 minutes and I’llshow you the fastest, easiest way to do it. It’s fun for your child. You’ll save weeks or monthsof frustration. And in just a few days you’ll never have to change a diaper again. If you have tried potty training your toddler, you are probably feeling exhausted and demoralized as your child battles with you and struggles to catch on to the idea. You are probably wondering why it is so difficult! Does this sound familiar to youb Well, you are not alone.Many other parents starting out with potty training will be feeling exactly the same pains and frustrations. I knowwhat your are going through. You see,mywife and I were going through this too with our first son. But thenIstarted studying the subjectextensively for an answer to our problems in potty training.I was sure that one could reach a simple solution to potty training, once you have a proven systemto follow. After reviewing the literature and consulting extensively with many specialists, quite frankly I was shocked at what I discovered. I don’t mean to alarm you. I wanted the peace of mind in knowing that the potty training of ourson could beachieved easily, quickly and safely. But when I did the research and found the health issues associated with this, I was truly concerned. Here are Some of theDiscoveriesThat I Made… In developing countries, the potty training of the vast majority of children is accomplished by the age of 18 months to 2 years. This was true also for Western countries, 50 or more years ago: Studies released by Harvard University in 1956 revealed that the potty training of 80% of American kids was accomplishedby the age of 2 years. Nowadays in the Western world, the age at which the potty training ofjust 50% of toddlers is accomplished is close to 3, and 26% of children are still not trained by the age of 4! Why is thisb The answer that Idiscovered, is what I term “Diaper Dependence”. You see, the only really significant change to have occurred in the toddler world over the last 50 years or so in developed countries, is the shift from wearing uncomfortable cloth diapers to the modern disposable diaper. The technologyin disposable diapers hasincreased to the extent that young toddlers today have No Concept of the feeling of being wet, sothey don’t have an incentive toget out of them! … And the consequence of disposable diapersb The averageage at which kids in western society are potty trained today has been delayed by well over one year!! The disposable diaper companies know this all too well, but it is very much in theirinterests to have your toddler in their diapers for as long as possible.There is a lot of extra profit for them in having your child in diapers for an extra year! There are many”experts” that even suggest that your task is to introduce your child to the concept of the potty, but to leave it up to your child in essence to “let you know” when they are ready to use the potty. If I may be frank, this myth is ridiculous! As thisappears to be the easy option,it is now also a popularly held view among some parents who seek an “easy” way out.I’m sorry to have to say this, but leave it up to your child at your peril, for youwill substantially delay the age at which your child is trained, and at possible risk to their health! Your child does need to exhibit certain signs of readiness forpotty training prior to commencing, or you will be wasting your time. But once these signs of readiness become evident, you need to be proactive and follow a proven method to guide your child through the potty training process, for the least stressful and quickest route to success. “My, Very-Strong Willed Son was Potty Trained in Two Days!!!” My husband and I have been trying to train our 3 year old for the past three months. We read many books and articles and nothing seemed to motivate him. I stumbled upon “Potty Training in Three Days” as I was frantically searching for answers on the internet. We bought the book, listened to the wonderful audio interview with an experienced doctor and began right. My, very-strong willed son was potty trained in two days!!! The ideas and suggestions in this book are wonderful; I would recommend it to all parents.A” Lisa ( Michael) Epstein. 2nd Grade Teacher, Kyrene del Sureno USA “Stac

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Infant Potty Training Video

May 17, 2012 at 21:13 | potty training video
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4 week old baby Matt uses the potty.

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May 17, 2012 at 21:13 | potty training girls
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Rhona Silver (Teacher) Strapped Autistic Boy To Toilet Training Chair For Days

May 17, 2012 at 21:13 | potty training seat
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A Jacksonville teacher “Rhona Silver” has been charged with child abuse after an autistic student in her class was strapped into a toilet training chair for hours over several days.

The student at Kernan Trail Elementary was restrained in the chair with his pants down during a three or four day span. Rhona Silver, 55, is charged with child abuse.
Police said the student, whose name and age were not provided because of confidentiality rules, is autistic and was buckled to the seat with his pants down and only allowed up for lunch.

Witnesses said they saw Silver put the student in the chair, which was in a bathroom in the classroom. When she was confronted by staff, they were told the child was being potty trained.

This teacher was reinstated will full back pay!!

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