Ming @ Agents of Speech shows how to train toddlers who know they need to go but can't reach the toilet in time. Move a small chair progressively farther from the bowl over weeks, starting with the child seated right at it, until they learn to walk and climb on independently.
For children who cannot pee at the right place, right? They cannot hold it. They know that it's coming. They cannot get to the toilet. And time, right? How do we do it? Is that once the child, you can see that they can anticipate the pee. They're like, they stop what they're doing. They start looking down and looking at their own, like, bowel movements. Then what happens next is that you try to increase the distance between the toilet bowl and the kid. So you put a chair inside of the toilet. The kid is still butt naked sitting on a chair. All he has to do is to stand up and go to the toilet, right? So in the beginning, you're going to have to help him or her a little bit to like, you know, tap him and push him onto the toilet bowl and then for him to do his business there. And as he gets a little more skilled and accidents will happen, right? As he gets more skilled, increase the distance between the toilet bowl and the chair until it's right outside the toilet.
