Would you like to avoid too many accidents when going out and about when commencing potty training? You may think that going out and about may cause you a few problems when you first start toilet training.
These tips will help to eliminate some of these toilet training accidents.
It may help to be around your home as much as possible during the first week of potty training.
You could do this for a week or even two, but let's be realistic.
After more than one or two weeks this will not be practical.
Potty training is much easier if you only have this one child to organize.
During these first two weeks when your child is just commencing potty training organizing your life around her potty training routine will help.
So let's talk about how you manage these trips while potty training

1. Plan more.
   If your child uses her potty or toilet to do her No2 about an hour after breakfast.
   Plan to never go out before this time (plus half an hour).
   
2. Note downany particular times when your child "go potty.
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3. You knowhow long a drink takes to go through your child.
   If it takes 30 minutes for a drink to go from mouth to bladder then time your child's drink 45 minutes before you leave the house.
   

When your child first commences potty training she will not have good bladder control and when she indicates that she needs to "go potty" she will need to go almost immediately You should have your bag with a couple of sets of spare clothes in, wipes and a plastic bag to put any wet clothes in at the beginning of toilet training.
Always take your child to the bathroom before you leave the house.
There are many things that we do at the same time every day or every week; this is part of our routine.
You already work round meal, nap and other specific tasks just add potty times to this.
The extra planning will save you many accidents and make potty training a lot quicker.
So it takes a little extra thought to plan your day according to your child's potty training.
But it is well worth the effort to make sure that your child doesn't have frequent accidents.
You need to check out where the bathroom is as soon as you arrive at the mall or wherever you are going.
Take your child to the bathroom as soon as you arrive at any new location or if your child has not used the bathroom for more than half an hour.
Knowing where the bathrooms are will give you confidence and make you feel secure and able to run your errands and do everything you need to do.
Part of planning your day is watching what your child eats and drinks.
So be vigilant and remember how long it was since your child had their last drink.