Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have been trying to potty train my
daughter over the summer to prepare her for nursery school. She
started sitting on the potty for hours just in case she wet in
spite of being told this was not necessary.  She feels very
insecure when she wears pants. We have gone back to nappies and
pull ups. She has started nursery and is the only kid who is not
potty trained.  Now, she refuses to go on the potty and nothing
I say can sway her. Explaining that, "You're a big girl now and
big girls don't wear nappies" does not help. She gets very upset
when I talk about the toilet or potty. She states, "I don't like
the potty or toilet anymore".  She has no delay in her
development. In fact, she is quite bright.  Does anyone have any
advice on how to sway her without her getting upset? Her
screaming cry when she is upset is unbearable.  Many thanks for
your suggestions!  share|improve this question When she says she
doesn't like it anymore, do you know why? Confronting the fear
usually means real