It sounds like he just isn’t ready. I’d try again in a couple of months and try not to put too much pressure on him.

Give it a break for a few weeks then try again. There is no point trying to force him if he doesn’t want to. He will go in his own time.

there is usually some good books you can get from the library that will give you hints and tips

Put a rubber ducky in the poddy for him to aim his urine at, if he see’s it as a game it might work with his training just start with urine first then when he’s comfortable number twos

make it fun i useed stickers to get my son to use the toitet he used to stick them on the toilet it selfs to show him how many times he haas used it i also said that the toilet fairys bring you a present once you are toilet trained he wonted a freman sam so thats what he got fairys put it on his bed one night once he was trained worked for all three children

My first son was similar and I just took it slowly and gave him time and by 3.5 he was fully trained. My youngest son was much easier and fully trained by 3. Patience is the key and making sure they are ready, and not training them because you think they should be trained by now.

Google the “3 day potty training” method and check it out. Having the nappy fairy come to take the nappies away and buying different ones (pull ups) for nighttime could help too. Good luck!

My son was nearly 4 or just turned 4 before he started co-operating. It’ll happen. Just unfortunately not until they’re ready. I wouldn’t worry too much.

WAIT. The only thing you’re successfully doing is making it all stressful and hard for yourself and your grandson. My son was just over 3yo and took 6 months to “get it” and he was keen to start. Until the child is really ready, interested and keen it’s a waste of energy. Focus on other things, if he’s showing interest then have a few naked-bottom days at home but I would leave it a good few months for now. There is no right or wrong age for TT, my twin girls are 14m younger than my son and both were reliably day-trained well before him, one was even night trained before he was day-trained. Be patient, be kind. He’s just not ready yet, and that’s ok.

When he is ready he will start to show interest in wanting to use the potty or toilet. The girls at his daycare should know this. I think that forcing him to use either may delay him longer

He just not ready so don’t push it
It will happen when he is ready
You don’t want to scare him completely and make it a bad experience later down track

He isnt ready yet do it when he is ready

They’re all different. My daughter was out of nappies at 20 months! My son wasn’t really interested until 3 years 1 month. But once he was ready he nailed it. That was 3 months ago. Quite often dry all night too. I agree – wait for summer.

we have tried with success 4 times a bright ping pong ball in the toilet,, we made it into a game so the kids had to aim for it and they loved it.. plus it doesnt flush down the loo!

I had the opposite, my girl would sit on the loo fine, but didn’t do the act. It took me months to realise she didn’t want an audience of myself, so hid around the corner, and she finally did one. So maybe take this onboard too, because if I knew this earlier, I wouldn’t of being standing right next to her. Within a fortnight she was done and haven’t looked back. But it does sound like he is not quite ready yet. He will surprise you I reckon, and when he does go successfully, jump up and down for joy and reward him Goodluck

Every child is different, try putting a coloured ping pong ball in the toilet get him to aim at it! Don’t worry it will float and not flush. Bit of fun. Maybe he’s just not ready yet.

I told my boy I was not buying anymore nappies. Get rid of all nappies in the house and avoid the isle in the shop. They simply dont make nappies for big kids.

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My little boy is exactly the same, he’s now 3 1/2 and we are just starting to make inroads, we tried every trick in the book, from charts/starts/toys/songs etc… we actually just stopped trying and talking about it, I would ask him if he wanted to use the toilet once or twice a day and if he said no, I left it at that. as soon as we backed off, he started wanting to do it, we still have a long way to go, but he is getting there, it is very true that they will do it when they want and in their own time.

He’s not ready. The more you push the more he won’t want to. He will let u know when he is. I put a ping pong ball in the toilet because they don’t flush & my boys loved aiming for it. Made it fun & stopped them peeing everywhere but in the bowl!