Discover effective techniques for addressing pee withholding in toddlers, including fun methods like blowing raspberries and singing. Learn how to identify genuine distress signals and differentiate them from readiness issues. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of knowing when to seek professional help for severe cases. With the right patience and understanding, caregivers can help their little ones feel confident in their potty training journey.
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Level 1 Pee Withholding
Look for distress in children withholding pee, as it signifies a problem.
If the child is happy and not showing distress, consider release tricks like raspberries or warm water.
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Addressing Pee Withholding
Check the child's pooping habits if they refuse to pee, it could indicate poop withholding.
Use a timer to get the child's buy-in when prompting potty breaks.
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Nap/Nighttime and Daycare Withholding
If a child holds pee until nap or nighttime, consider removing the diaper to encourage potty use.
Daycare withholding is not worrisome unless the child shows distress or has accidents.
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This book provides a straightforward, parent-tested method for potty training. Jamie Glowacki's six-step process has been successful for tens of thousands of families. The guide covers topics such as determining readiness, avoiding power struggles, dealing with regressions, and involving daycare providers. It also includes troubleshooting suggestions and advice on handling special circumstances. The book is known for its clear, non-judgmental approach and its ability to empower parents to take on the task of potty training with confidence.
Oh Crap! I Have a Toddler
Jamie Glowacki
Jamie Glowacki's "Oh Crap, I Have a Toddler" offers practical advice and support for parents navigating the challenges of toddlerhood. It addresses common issues such as sleep, tantrums, and mealtimes, providing evidence-based strategies for positive parenting. The book emphasizes building a strong parent-child relationship through connection and understanding. It encourages parents to embrace the unique personality of their child while setting healthy boundaries. Glowacki's relatable style and empathetic approach make this book a valuable resource for parents seeking guidance during this demanding yet rewarding stage of child development.
Today, I'm diving deep into techniques and advice for tackling the common challenge of pee withholding with your little one. From understanding the levels of withholding to practical release tricks like blowing raspberries or singing, we explore strategies to make the potty a more comfortable place for your child. I also address the importance of knowing when it's time to seek professional help for extreme withholding. With patience, consistency, and understanding, we can help our children navigate the potty training process with confidence and success.
The Oh Crap! Potty Training Podcast 
