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orangeylocks posted on r/parenting4d
My daughter was like this. She knew the signs, she knew what to do, but wouldn't actually do all the steps when she needed to go. She didn't like the small potty, she didn't like going on a timer, and any time she felt the expectations she would regress. What got us there was a combination of things. A rewards chart like this. Getting her a baby doll with it's own potty so she could practice with it. And telling her that her big cousins all use the potty like big kids, and if she wants to go to school like them, she has to use the potty (she was starting preschool the week she turned 3 so I had 2 weeks to potty train her). Her feeling like it was her own idea is what ultimately did it for us I think.