Stress-Free Potty Training: The Montessori Approach To Potty Training (Step-by-Step Guide)

In this video, Katie explains to us how the Montessori approach to potty training is less stressful and provides tips on how to do it.
Check out our blog post on The Montessori Approach to Potty training (Toilet Independence): themontessoriroom.com/blogs/m...
Link to our Daily Routine cards: themontessoriroom.com/product...
Link to FREE printable Daily Routine cards: themontessoriroom.com/pages/f...
If you're interested in bringing Montessori into your home, check out our virtual program here: info.themontessoriroom.com/at...
Get 2-3 Montessori lessons emailed right to your inbox each week, for children ages 3 months to 4 years.
Make sure to visit our store website for Montessori materials, open-ended toys, and toddler furniture:
themontessoriroom.com/
Also check us out on our social media platforms:
Instagram: / themontessoriroom
TikTok: / themontessoriroom
Facebook: / themontessoriroom
Pinterest: pin.it/4zzU0Tv

[@anikarafiq4704]

The conversation with child you told is effective .

[@srinivask9243]

Very well explained!! Thank you!

[@themontessoriroom]

You're welcome!

[@xiaojuan917]

Thank you so much❤

[@julietaba]

Very informative

[@venkataiyer1]

Excellent.thanks.

[@themontessoriroom]

Glad you liked it!

[@romicajones]

Thank you ❤

[@themontessoriroom]

You're welcome!

[@jesss7704]

Do you have any recommendations for regression? I just started taking care of my niece who turns 4 next month and because of the really unstable situation she has been in for so long she has regressed quite a bit. One thing she does is when she gets a new pull up sometimes will run directly to the bathroom and poop in it instead of the toilet. I feel that a lot of the advice in this video would feel to “babyish” to her. She does intellectually know what to do but I haven’t yet dug into the psychology of regression (on my to do list for today) so I’m not sure how to go forward. I have never had kids so any advice is greatly appreciated!

[@dkssby1965]

when we suggest "let's go to toilet" at introducing time.. he use diaper then after he use toilet, he use again that diapers or how?. Thank you

[@themontessoriroom]

After they use the toilet, you can put a clean diaper on using the standing diaper change method. At school, we had many children who were learning to use the toilet while still wearing diapers. This gave them time to grow more comfortable with the toilet while not worrying about eliminating in their pants. Cotton training pants work well too, they're a thicker underwear that won't leak as much if they miss the toilet.