Using Mini-Potties for Potty Training

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Part of the video series: How to Potty Train Toddlers

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Summary: Mini-potties can help toddlers feel more comfortable using the toilet, and kids love mini-toilets that make a noise or sing a song when flushed! Learn how to use mini-toilets for potty training toddlers in this free parenting tips video.

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By Shelby Emmer
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Shelby Emmer has an Associates degree in child development. She has been teaching preschool children for the past 4 years at Temple Isaiah in Los Angeles, California. In addition,...read more

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"Hi, my name is Shelby on behalf of Expert Village, I'm going to show you how to potty train. In this segment I'll be talking about mini potties. It's really key to have a small toilet so your child feels more comfortable than the usual size toilet seat. They smaller and they won't fall through and the flush is really, really low to the ground so it's really easy for them to do it themselves which is a sign of independence for them too that they're able to do it. For those of you who can't install mini potty cause I know they're pretty pricey, you can go to Toys R' Us and by a Fisher Price portable potty. Kids really like them when you flush the toilet it sings a song or it makes a noise and they get real excited. So they look really, really forward to doing that."

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