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Pot training for boys might be deemed harder as compared to training girls. But this is not true as all kids show different quirks and strength during the process. This means that success is much about training in a way that speaks to the child than it is following specific advice for potty training for boys. The boy might be ready for pot training if: they can walk as well as sit on the toilet, can be able to pull their pants on and off, they can stay dry for more than 2 hours, are capable of following basic instructions, they can communicate that they want to use a potty or seem to be interested in using the potty. If that is the case, then here is how to go about the entire process: Decide on the method: Before stopping to use the diaper and starting on the potty, there is a need to decide on a specific approach. There is no wrong or right method to go with. What is chosen needs to fit the needs of the boy. Gather the necessary supplies: Supplies which boys require include a potty chair that contains a splash guard to keep the stream of urine that strays in the toilet and off the wall. Set a beginning and start date: Need to decide on when to start the potty training and mark it on the calendar.