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🚨 STOP asking your toddler if they have to go potty every 10 minutes!

It’s exhausting for both of you—and it’s probably not helping.

When you constantly prompt your child to go to the bathroom every 10 to 20 minutes, you’re unintentionally creating pressure, resistance, and frustration. And when you ask, “Do you need to go potty?” you’re almost guaranteed to hear a big fat “NO!”—even if they’re doing the potty dance! 🚽🙅‍♀️

Here’s why:
Toddlers crave control. Potty training is one of the first areas of life where they get to call the shots. So when they’re asked 100 times a day or feel pushed before they’re ready, they push back.

Instead of prompting constantly, try this:
✅ Use predictable potty routines (like right after meals or before going outside)
✅ Say, “It’s potty time now,” instead of asking
✅ Use visual timers or potty routine charts so they feel ownership
✅ Narrate what you see: “I notice you’re holding your pee pee. Let’s go try!”
✅ Celebrate effort—not just results!

At Slumber and Bloom, I help families ditch the stress and navigate potty training with confidence, connection, and a plan that works with your child, not against them.

Ready for potty success without the power struggles?
💥 Follow for practical tips that make potty training easier—and way less stressful for everyone.