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From: bobn@bmcg.UUCP (Bob Nebert)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Re: Waking behavior in under-3 year olds
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Date: Mon, 17-Jun-85 19:55:57 EDT
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> We have two children: Sarah (4) and Matthew (2).  Neither of them EVER
> likes being waken up before s/he is good and ready.  However, we have
> chosen (generally) to accept the cost at bed time rather than in the
> middle of the night or early morning.
.
>> I've got three children , the oldest is 4.5 years a girl.
>> The boy is just over 2 and a 3 mopnth old baby. I guess I'm
>> lucky. The girl has been trained fortwo years now and the 
>> boy in in the process of training himself in the daytime.(he
>> grabs my hand and quietly says POOOOOOOTY. 
>> Training at night was pretty easy. We have a night light in the
>> bathroom so as not to wake the kid, I slid in picked her up,
>> and headed for the bathroom. Once on the commode Gently say
>> something like "potty time" after a couple of times the term
>> penatrates the sleep barrier and your done.
>> I dont know, it worked for me and Jennifer never had a problem
>> good luck.