H R.,
I am currently potty training my daughter who is 28 months old. This has been a very LONG journey with her. I think it has been about 3 months since I have been on top of her with asking "you have to go pee pee?" The phrase that I used to say to her when she was sitting of the toilet was, "let your pee-pee go honey", she would say "ok mommy". That's how she actually started to pee (or poop). I would say that she is 95% potty trained as of today. She would actually tell me when she had to go by grabbing herself and saying "i going pee-pee!!" Then I would yell "NOOOO...go in your potty!!" She would run to either her little potty or the big toilet. She flip flops back and forth. She's really tall, so she just scoots onto the toilet. I have had her in underwear for 2 days now with no accidents.
Anyway, getting back to you. I have a great on-line potty training book. Just email me at ____@____.com and I will send it to you. (or anyone else that might need it)
I also have a wonderful on-line book about how to get your child to sleep through the night. This book truly changed our family's life! If you need it,(or anyone else) I would be happy to give it to you.
Maybe she just isn't 100% ready. She is still really young. The average age of total potty training (including night time) is 3 1/2 years old for girls, boys are a different story. Just be patient. I wouldn't leave her naked so often, and more in her underware. If she has those accidents, then you just have to deal with them. She will get it eventually. Don't revert back to diapers though, it is just confusing to them.(except for night time of course) If you want to potty train, then just go for it, but allow 2 weeks. Try to stay home as much as possible, with short trips outside in her underwear. I think I was asking my daughter if she had to pee like a million times a day. BUT, my persistence has paid off and now, I really don't have to ask her but a handful of times a day.
So let me know if you want this on-line book and I will get it to you today.
Take care,
M.