Pottying Personality Quiz

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Quiz Questions

1.
I think babies are ready to learn where to potty from birth (or before 18 months) and have an innate desire not to soil themselves, their caretakers, or their sleep areas.
- A.
  I strongly agree
- B.
  I somewhat agree
- C.
  I somewhat disagree
- D.
  I strongly disagree
2.
I think you need to wait to potty train until a child shows signs of "readiness" (these signs may include tugging on a wet diaper, waking up with a dry diaper, verbally asking to use the toilet or asks to wear undies).
- A.
  I strongly agree
- B.
  I somewhat agree
- C.
  I somewhat disagree
- D.
  I strongly disagree
3.
Children are best motivated by an internal sense of achievement & an "I do" sense of accomplishment. No rewards or bribes necessary.
- A.
  Yep! Totally agree!
- B.
  Uh, I kinda agree
- C.
  Hmm, I kinda disagree
- D.
  No way! I totally disagree
4.
You tend to be a...
- A.
  Ecologically-minded over ease-minded person
- B.
  Ease-minded over ecologically-minded person
5.
Which is a higher value, being "green" or how "easy" caring for your child is?
- A.
  Being green
- B.
  Ease of care
6.
When motivating a child to do something, are you more likely to?
- A.
  Set the stage of expectations ahead of time
- B.
  Give praise after a task is completed
7.
When prepping for a party, which kind of person are you?
- A.
  The cloth napkin, reusable cup kind of person
- B.
  The crock-pot disposable bag kind of person
8.
I mostly use...
- A.
  Cloth diapers
- B.
  Cloth diapers - disposable liners
- C.
  a 50/50 mix of cloth vs. disposable diapers
- D.
  Disposable diapers - that biodegrade
- E.
  Disposable diapers
9.
How do you mostly parent?
- A.
  In a parent-led style
- B.
  In a child-led style
10.
Which is something you are better at giving your child? Verbal /non-verbal words of affirmation, or kind gestures?
- A.
  Verbal/Non-verbal words of affirmation
- B.
  Kind gestures
11.
Which is a higher value?
- A.
  Keeping things clean
- B.
  Getting things done quickly
12.
Children are best motivated when praised & rewarded for their positive behavior. (As in, giving stickers, treats or tech. time like ipad, tv, video games)
- A.
  Of course! I want them to feel valued and giving them rewards does that best.
- B.
  Kind of, that's a good way, but not the "best" way
- C.
  Not really, that's a bad way, but not the "worst" way
- D.
  Of course not! I don't want them dependent upon things to do a positive action.
13.
The idea of "naked" potty training sounds _____ to me. ["naked" here is being defined as a well-watched child who is naked for the purpose of observation/training...not a child "running around the house naked"]
- A.
  Effective
- B.
  Unnecessary
14.
I think a child should be naked during potty training so they can be most effectively, and easily observed. ["naked" here is being defined as a well-watched child who is naked for the purpose of observation/training...not a child "running around the house naked"]
- A.
  I strongly agree
- B.
  I somewhat agree
- C.
  I somewhat disagree
- D.
  I strongly disagree

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Result 1
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Example Personality A brief description of what each letter stands for. (each picture depicts a "personality trait" from the 4 letters). Blah blah blah: You are the type of person to whom all your friends turn when they need advice or someone to talk to. You are a loyal supporter and strong force in your sphere of influence. That doesn’t mean you can’t take the lead at times though – when need be, you’ll take up the reigns and spearhead a mission. You have an innate ability to understand situations and know what must be done for an ideal outcome. Below are some resources that may be of interest to you, according to your potty training personality*: Not into the "one-size-fits-all" potty training methods? We understand. We love creating Personalized Pottying Plans for your child based on your preferences, situation, and experiences. Learn more here [insert hyperlink]. Then links to some affiliate products they might be interested in (based on what they preferred). Famous EC'ers Alicia Silverstone, Mayim Bialik * Some of these links are affiliate links, which means we may earn a small portion of the sales if you purchase through the above link. We'd be most grateful if you did click through and check them out, so we can keep providing free potty training resources like this survey!
2.
BICN: Born, Intrinsic, Eco, Naked
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their caregivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
3.
BIAN: Born, Intrinsic, Ease, Naked
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their careivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg.
4.
BEAN: Born, Extrinsic, Ease, Naked
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their careivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
5.
BECN: Born, Extrinsic, Eco, Naked
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their careivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
6.
BICG: Born, Intrinsic, Eco, Garment
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their careivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
7.
BIAG: Born, Intrinsic, Ease, Garment
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their careivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
8.
BEAG: Born, Extrinsic, Ease, Garment
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their careivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
9.
BECG: Born, Extrinsic, Eco, Garment
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You think children are born ready to learn not to soil themselves, their careivers or their sleep areas...or at least by a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
10.
WICG: Wait, Intrinsic, Eco, Garment
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
11.
WIAG: Wait, Intrinsic, Ease, Garment
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
12.
WEAG: Wait, Extrinsic, Ease, Garment
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
13.
WECG: Wait, Extrinsic, Eco, Garment
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You believe the best way for you to feel comfortable and confident throughout the potty training process is by having your child wear clothes. For you this means while you're observing and/or taking your child to the potty you would like them to wear pants/dress/skirt and undies, pants commando (without undies), or have them just wearing undies, or at minimum "sumo-style" with a pre-fold and a diaper belt. You realize that the time between when you observe an "accident", and when an actual "accident" took place may be delayed with the cause of "clothes interference", but you're cool with that so long as it means there won't be a naked kid butt on your couch. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
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WICN: Wait, Intrinsic, Eco, Naked
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
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WIAN: Wait, Intrinsic, Ease, Naked
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's better to motivate a child via intrinsic (internal) motivation. That feeling of "I did it!" would be so sadly taken from your child if all you did was give them a lollipop or a sticker. You want your child to develop life-skills and self-mastery while potty training, not just to "get it done." You value the process, as well as the end result...for both you and your child. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
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WEAN: Wait, Extrinsic, Ease, Naked
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. Disposable diapers were created for a reason people...because they're easy, convenient and gets the pee and poop away from you as fast as possible! At least that's what you're prone to think. You value the ease of disposable products for their time efficiency and user-friendliness. You'll be the potty training parent who uses disinfecting wipes, paper toilet paper, and disposable chuks pads for easy clean-up, thank you very much. Maybe deep down you care about the environment, but realistically, at this crazy stage of parenting a little, ease trumps the desire to please mother nature. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.
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WECN: Wait, Extrinsic, Eco, Naked
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You think children need to be physically, psychologically and/or emotionally ready, before they can be expected where to "go", and at least a year-and-a-half old. You believe that it's best to reward & praise a child. You may even think it's absurd to expect a child to be internally motivated at such a young age. You love being able to provide a smile and sense of accomplishment to your child by rewarding them with prizes for a job well done. You might think about using things like stickers, treats/candy, ipad, iphone and video games as rewards since you like to motivate your child extrinsically. You value getting the job done, no matter how many "motivators" it might take to complete. You're a nature-lover at heart. You may not always be able to live it out, but you try your best to value the created world around you. You love choosing ecologically-minded products, and will continue to do so even into your potty training journey. You'll be the one who uses reusable mats for pee protection, who uses nature-safe cleaning products, and perhaps essential oils to clean-up messes, and the one who buys well-made products, even if they cost a little more, so you don't fill-up a landfill with all the "use and toss" products on the market. You want to give your child a gentle, clear way that you can feel confident of when they go #1 or 2 so that you can teach them where to put those goods, at the appropriate time...and you're somewhat, or pretty, comfortable with your child being naked during the potty training process...not forever, and not when you aren't diligently watching them...but when it's helpful because you are observing them, or teaching them when they need to go, and where to put it. You don't want to give mixed signals of what they're feeling physiologically, just because you didn't know when they went and you definitely don't want to get in the habit of saying "it's time to go potty" only by noticing when the pee is already dripping down the bottom of your child's pant leg. Thanks so much for taking The Potty School's Pottying Personality Quiz!We hope it was helpful for you. Would a friend find this helpful? We'd be honored if you would share you results. by clicking the share buttons below. This quiz was provided to you free by The Potty School (www.thepottyschool.com). * Disclaimer: You should contact your doctor regularly concerning all matters relating to physical or mental health; particularly, any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. The Potty School's advice is never a substitute for medical advice or intervention.

Pottying Personality Quiz

Quickly discover your potty training style. Determine it based on your parenting preferences, values and philosophies. In just a few questions, The Potty School will help you pinpoint your unique potty training style.

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