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Getting your child interested is an important first step in potty training. Below, you’ll find some ideas for things you can do together during this stage.
What do you learn in Step 1?
The first step is to spark your child’s curiosity about peeing, pooping, diapers, the potty, and the toilet—by watching, listening, and imitating what you do.
In this step, you’ll help your child become curious about the potty and the toilet. Do this in a playful way, without giving too many explanations.
Your child doesn't need to start potty training just yet.
First, your child learns what happens on the toilet and what a potty is. And that big kids don’t wear diapers anymore. This helps your child understand what it means to be potty-trained—and makes them want to learn how to do it too.
The best way to do that is in a playful manner.
What can you do?
You'll learn more about this in the exercises for this step.
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