My daughter was a bit of a drama queen when we were potty training grils. She expressed any signs of interest in the basic idea, even following me as I went about my routine bathroom. But when it actually came to the task, it was incompatible. Sometimes she would something in the pot, sometimes it would be a mess.
Just before she was three years old, however, we had a breakthrough. How do we succeed in potty training girls? Here are some tips on potty training girls:
The myth of equality
There is no difference in girls and boys potty training. Some say that girls learn faster, but I think it really depends on the layout of your baby.
Struggle for power
This was what confused me: my child was perfectly potty trained at daycare, but refused to be the same at home. I quickly realized that it was a kind of power struggle. Parents, learn to say your child pulls this on you. Lovingly insist they use pot. If they make a mess, let them clean. Be strong, despite the groans and tears.
Pretty in pot
Another thing I found useful was the purchase of a pot of pink for my daughter. This may seem silly, but many children are afraid of the pot, often thinking they might fall into it. Buy a nice could help ease the fear.
Patience
Finally, if you are potty training girls or boys, be patient. When you feel like you're about to lose your cool, go out and ask your spouse to take care of.
Read the information and more on potty training tricks book:
Potty Train in Three Days & No Cry Potty Training Solution 
Potty Training Girls - teaching your princess to use the potty