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3.54 (May work) from 15 votes (221 Visits)

Cherrios arn't just for breakfast.

by FireFighterDaddy

(December 2006) (rank 55th)

Hi

I am trying to potty train my three year old son and I have tried the reward system which doesn't seem to be working he just says he is never going to the toilet and that he doesn't have to because I can clean his nappy I
have tried explaining to him that big boys go to the toilet and show him that his dad and older brother does as well but he just refuses does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks
Keep a small bowl of Cherrios near by, when he has to go potty throw a hand full in the bowl and tell him to try and hit them. It works and it turns it into a game for him. Its still fun for us grown ups too...lol.

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	November 2008 \| sunshineshardz

Re: Cherrios arn't just for breakfast.

We've got our 2 year old going on the potty 10% of the time. He sits down when he does go, so I think the cheerio deal might help get him interested in going potty again!

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	December 2006 \| allyp

i heard that before

I was watching the view one day and rosie said the exact same thing!!! and she said that it works.. So ya defiently give it a go!! (i will try it whenever i have a boy!)

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