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DS more or less has the hang of it, but if he's playing outside/a party/play area, it is impossible to get him to go to toilet. Hence, accident or two.

I try bribes but half the time treats don't work as he's getting them anyway (e.g. birthday party) or he's having so much fun then he wont leave. He's 2 and 8 months.

Ideas?

when were out to the shops instead of 'asking' her did she need to go to the toilet i walked her straight to it once we arrived and if their for a long time maby sometimes just asked before we left.

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Raise your words, not voice.
It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.

In someone else's house I always say "hey let's
Go see what x toilet looks like" nosey thinks its great fun and in shopping centre same thing we go and check out the new different toilet

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You cannot control a situation, but you can control your reaction to it..

I learnt this yesterday in the shopping centre. I took ds over to the toilet and he wouldn't go. My mum brought him straight back and sat him down and rubbed the small of his back and he went - and we then got another hour out with him

He then wet his pants as soon as we walked in the door

+ 1 with overjoyed comment, i just bring them to the toilet.

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I would just bring him. No negotiating or bribing or anything else. (and pray that nobody turns on the hand dryers which used to send ds into orbit with fright!)..

Unfortunately I need to have him in some sort of agreement, otherwise I would literally be dragging a screaming child in with me and he'd still refuse to do anything!

He's improve last few days though Thanks!