Potty Training Twins

How old can they be twins potty training?

I have twins who just turned two in March. I bought two jars and my boys love them. The only problem is that I can not sit on them for more than a second. I tried to read, sing for them, allowing them to play with them. And nothing works. I have been consistenly putting them on the potty 5-6 times a day and we did not progress. I just want some advice ... I'm lost.

Potty Training Twins is the same for potty training a singleton. Basically when they show signs of being ready as interested in what you do when in the bathroom, squatting to do their business in their diapers, or even remove it layer - there are lots of signs.

Some children are not ready at 2 and need to wait a bit longer .......

You can not really push these things so I advise you to leave the pots around the house, let them sit for a few seconds if that's all they want and let the progress naturally. Do not put pressure on them. You can also try the big toilet! This can be a whole lot more fun or can not. Trial and error!

They are not yet ready, the boys are notoriously difficult to train pot as it is, but you doubly. and the fact that they turned two does not mean they are ready, half the time the boys are not ready until somewhere between two and a half years to three years.
You do not wish them strength, that will create more problems (like run and hide when they know you just put them on the pot or hiding after disappearing, stuff like that). And contrary to what people say just because a child knows when they need to be changed, does not mean they are ready for training, it just means they feel when they are gone, not when they will go.

I have three son born two years apart and none of them were willing to train cleanliness above all around their third birthday, and my friends with boys have said the same thing.
(I know, I'm sorry!)
However, continue to encourage your son to sit on the pot if you want and if they are ready, knowing that you may have to wait a little longer so do not stress yourself.
All my friends with little girls said they could not form the pot much sooner than three years but the boys are a little trickier, dammit!
Hold on, your son will pee on the seat before you know it!

They do not seem to be ready. Boys tend to be a little late for some things, I notice that even with twins. It is quite correct. They focus on the other and play. Which is another important element of their growth.

Tell them to wear underwear, and having the power pot. Red entertaining books toilet training. Even let them flush the toilet flush, so they know there is nothing to fear. Just in case that might be a problem. But do not push, only encouraged. And do not insist

It is actually easier to train twin pot. They encourage and influence each other. Just to get one started and the other will follow! Any potty train them as you would a single child.
Boys are slower than girls. You could wait a bit and try again. If you are going to form the pot now, remove their coats. It is very important. Give them "Big boy pants. Then if they get wet, they begin to understand that they must do so on the pot.
Go and be consistent! Good luck!

The boys take longer to form pot. Unless they begin to show interest, I would not try to train boys 2 young pitcher. Some boys are not ready to be trained pot until almost 3 years. If you jar the train too early, they tend to have more accidents as they get older. I think it has to do with the underdevelopment of the urinary bladder muscle control.

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