At Stringybark Childcare, we understand that toilet training is an important milestone in your child’s development. Our experienced educators are here to support both you and your little one during this exciting time. Whether your child is just beginning the journey or needs extra encouragement, we aim to make the process as smooth as possible.

 

When Is the Right Time to Start Toilet Training?

Children develop at different rates, and there’s no “perfect” time to begin toilet training. At Stringybark Childcare in Lane Cove, we encourage families to look for signs that their child is ready. These can include showing interest in the toilet, staying dry for longer periods, or telling you when they need to go.

 

Our Supportive Approach

We work closely with families to create a consistent routine between home and childcare. The staff at Stringybark use positive reinforcement and patience to help children feel confident and comfortable during toilet training. We also provide a relaxed, supportive environment where children can learn at their own pace.

 

Tips for Successful Toilet Training at Home and in Childcare

Here are some tips to keep in mind as you embark on the toilet training journey:

1. 1. Consistency is Key – Try to keep routines the same at home and in childcare.
   2. Positive Reinforcement – Praise your child’s efforts, even if accidents happen.
   3. Comfort and Ease – Choose clothes that are easy for your child to manage on their own.
   4. Patience – It’s important to remember that every child is different, and toilet training can take time.

 

Working Together at Stringybark

At Stringybark Childcare in LaneCove, we believe that a strong partnership with parents helps children thrive. If you have any questions about toilet training, feel free to talk to our friendly team. We’re here to guide you and your child every step of the way!

Together, we can make this phase a positive and successful experience for your little one.

Call us on 02-94273584to schedule a tour of our service and witness our early childhood educators in the midst of their engaging activities.