Finally, trust your child to handle this process themselves. Don’t ask them constantly if they need to go. Sometimes we feel the need to remind them about it because they get so preoccupied with play, but if they’re not showing any of the ‘need to pee’ signs, chances are they don’t need to go. If you have a suitable toileting schedule in place, you need to trust them at the other times. If you have a puppy child, you’re likely to go through a few more minor accidents until they’re able to listen to and control their bodies better. Even with the puppies though, let them go.
When you can clearly see that they do need to go, tell them to go. If you’re positive about toileting and not badgering them constantly they’re likely to respond positively to your instruction and they’ll master it in no time!