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I've been potty training girls - and boys - for the last three decades I can tell you with great confidence that there is very little significant difference between the two. In fact, the approach is exactly the same.
For instance, you'll need to make sure that your daughter is chronologically and developmentally ready. The American Academy of Pediatrics says that most normal, healthy toddlers are ready for potty training between 16 and 27 months (18 months is the average).
However, experts are also careful to point out that developmental maturity is a much better indicator of readiness than is chronological age.
Following are several signs that your daughter is ready.
She might:
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* Dress or undress herself
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As I indicated, these are just a few of the many clues you're likely to witness. However, if you have questions regarding this, I suggest that you consult with your pediatrician or take one of the many potty training assessment quizzes found on the Internet.
Once you're sure that it time to potty train your little girl, you'll want to arm yourself with a solid plan of action - in other words, a potty training system that will help you achieve [url=http://www.sandvikfw.net/shopuk.php]hollister sale[/url] your goal (no diapers!) successfully, joyfully, and completely.
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1. Outfit your daughter in dresses during potty training. Why pull down pants, undo buttons, or unzip zippers when your little one has to use the potty? Instead, use potty training as an opportunity to make your little girl feel pretty and make it easier on you to get them to the potty on time!
2. Allow your daughter to choose her "big girl" underwear. Why not celebrate this wonderful rite of passage with a shopping trip to your local department store for pretty underwear? Your little girl will love picking out her favorites and you'll [url=http://www.shewyne.com/woolrichoutlet.html]woolrich sito ufficiale[/url] have a [url=http://www.rtnagel.com/louboutin.php]louboutin pas cher[/url] natural opportunity to talk with her about potty training. Everyone wins...
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Bottom line - Potty training girls is identical in methodology to potty training boys. Yes, there are several minor differences, but the approach, support, timing, and need for consistency are all the same. I wish you great success and joyful potty training!
Mary E. Eule, BA, MS is a professional writer and researcher who has spent the last three decades helping parents potty train their children in 48 hours or less. She is the developer of the BRIEFS potty training system and author of the e-book, "The Official BRIEFS Potty Training Guide." Visit her website: to purchase her e-book, download her free potty e-course or to get more free information about potty training girls.
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