#asktheexperts pooty and susu training kaise d jb b bathroom l k jati hu vo rota h

A. Potty and susu training a 2-year-7-month-old takes patience and gentleness, especially if he cries when taken to the bathroom. Here are a few tips to help: Start Slowly: Begin by taking him to the bathroom at regular times—after meals, before bed, and when he wakes up. Don’t force him; let him just sit fully clothed at first to get used to it. Make it Fun: Use a small potty chair or potty seat with a step stool that he feels comfortable with. Decorate it or let him choose it himself. Read potty-related storybooks or sing a fun song while he sits. Praise and Encourage: Celebrate small successes with claps, smiles, or stickers. Never scold or shame if he refuses or has accidents—it can make him more anxious. Routine and Consistency: Keep a regular schedule, and gently remind him to try every 2 hours. Use simple and positive words like “Let’s try susu” or “Time for potty.” Observe Signs: Watch for signs like holding his diaper, hiding, or squatting—these indicate he’s ready. Gently guide him to the potty during these moments. Use Training Pants: Gradually switch from diapers to training pants to help him feel the difference when wet or soiled. If the fear continues or gets worse, take a short break and try again after a week. Always reassure him with love and comfort.