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Potty training > Use coloring pages to open a dialogue Use coloring pages to open a dialogue When its time to start potty training, don't rush your child into it. Begin slowly and get her/him to think about it by using coloring pages. Below, you'll find two images, one for a boy and one for a girl, that you can print out on a printer. Hand the coloring page to your toddler and explain how it's time to do "big boy" or "big girl" things. They can color the page while you explain what you want them to do. It's a great way to introduce potty training and avoid some problems down the road. Click on an image below and a larger, printable coloring page for potty training will appear.      Home | Site map | Potty training books | Potty training videos | Potty training chairs | Potty training charts | Potty training kits | Potty training aids | Potty training pants | Training secrets | Make some money! | Partner sites | Share links? | Shopping links

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