Wait until she shows readiness signs like staying dry for longer periods, noticing wet diapers, or telling you when she needs to go
Choose a consistent potty chair or toilet setup
Let her watch and copy a parent or caregiver if helpful
Use simple, clear words for pee, poop, potty, and toilet
Put her on the potty at regular times, such as after waking, after meals, and before bed
Encourage her to sit on the potty for a few minutes without pressure
Dress her in easy-to-remove clothing
Praise attempts and successes right away
Avoid punishment, shame, or pressure for accidents
Keep extra clothes nearby for accidents
Remind her to wash her hands after using the potty
Be consistent with routines and expectations
Use the same approach at home and, if possible, with other caregivers
Be patient and expect accidents during the process
Consider training underwear when she is ready
Stop and try again later if she seems resistant or upset