http://nogreaterjoy.org/articles/potty-time/ Over 500 articles from Michael and Debi Pearl on Child Training, Homeschooling, Family, Marriage, Christianity, the Bible, Missions, Simple Living, Gardening, and other topics! Fri, 18 May 2012 19:40:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://nogreaterjoy.org/articles/potty-time/#comment-2018 Jesse Sat, 23 Apr 2011 18:44:22 +0000 http://new.nogreaterjoy.org/?p=1016#comment-2018 I am very interested in potty training my 6 week old baby. Is it to late to start? And you said that you would take your baby potty with you when you went, did you ever wake her up to go with you? And did you use cloth diapers instead of disposable ones just so you knew that she went??? I am very interested in potty training my 6 week old baby. Is it to late to start? And you said that you would take your baby potty with you when you went, did you ever wake her up to go with you? And did you use cloth diapers instead of disposable ones just so you knew that she went???

]]> http://nogreaterjoy.org/articles/potty-time/#comment-2017 ruth hampson Sat, 27 Feb 2010 21:05:48 +0000 http://new.nogreaterjoy.org/?p=1016#comment-2017 Dear Shalom, Thank you for that encouraging article. I too am trying to think ahead in my child rearing, instead of making decisions now that will cause problems later. Having grown up in a home of performance based love, I tend to be a bit perfectionistic. So, I appreciate you saying that it is more the parent being trained than the child. I see now that I was expecting too much out of my baby and myself. I think we have been as successful as we can at this stage. At the end of the article you mentioned other foundations you are laying for Gracie that won't come into affect until she's older. I'd love to know what those are in case they are things I have not thought of myself. Dear Shalom,
Thank you for that encouraging article. I too am trying to think ahead in my child rearing, instead of making decisions now that will cause problems later. Having grown up in a home of performance based love, I tend to be a bit perfectionistic. So, I appreciate you saying that it is more the parent being trained than the child. I see now that I was expecting too much out of my baby and myself. I think we have been as successful as we can at this stage. At the end of the article you mentioned other foundations you are laying for Gracie that won’t come into affect until she’s older. I’d love to know what those are in case they are things I have not thought of myself.

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