Some children may not cooperate with this process of training.Do not get upset.Do not try impose your will and discipline.If it appears that the child is finding it difficult at some point of time, stop the process.Do not interrupt your child's play for toilet training.Toilet training should be a pleasurable experience for your child and not an exhausting task with parents and the child seeking to overpower one another.Slowly start from where you have left off the process.Reward the child for his/her compliance.Children may take over 6 months to learn the process, hence do not be in a haste.Never ridicule the child or punish unnecessarily.Consult your doctor in difficult times.Although normal children achieve complete control at varying ages, bed-wetting beyond 6 years of age needs attention by pediatrician.
