What is your child’s potty personality?
Our brief assessment will help you determine what kind of Potty Partner you have and provide a personalized lesson plan on how to achieve potty training success together based on the results.
Your Owl is determined, busy and predictable. Owls seem to notice everything around them; they make excellent sleuths, picking up on every little nuance. Your little Owl prefers to be clean and tells you when his diaper is full. They have strong preferences and like to be in control, to the point of seeming “bossy” from time to time. Your Owl is persistent and ready for potty training progress, and likely to be fascinated by the potty supplies and processes.
Owls are known to concentrate well when they understand what’s expected and have some guidance. These aspects of your child’s personality are strengths that will assist you in your potty training journey.
Owls have a lot of strengths that fit nicely into the potty learning process, and often are potty trained fairly early on the age spectrum. In the first part of potty training, an Owl needs to know the rules; she wants to do everything right. Owls will follow your directions, so give them clearly and in order. Owls are known to concentrate well when they understand what’s expected and have some guidance.
As you and your child embark on this journey, you will encounter ups and downs along the way. The Pull-Ups® Potty Partnership can help you to navigate your progress and address any setbacks in a way that is aligned with your Owl’s personality type. By the way, many kids will have characteristics of several of the potty personalities. It’s OK to pick and choose whatever strategies work best for your child.
Potty training tailored to your Owl:
- How to Get Started Potty Training Your Owl >
- Introducing Pull-Ups® Training Pants to Your Owl >
- Helping Your Owl Know When to Go to the Bathroom >
- Transitioning Your Owl to Big Kid Underwear >
- Potty Training Your Owl Away from Home >
- Nighttime Potty Training with Your Owl >
- Potty Training Games to Play With Owl >
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