Regardless of where you fall on the line of excitement for this stage, it is always a good idea to learn signs that your child is ready for potty training.Toddlers are typically ready to begin ...

Potty training is a major milestone in a toddler’s development, and a real mind f*ck for lots of parents. They’re taking control of their bodies, which sometimes means relieving themselves in ...

A MUM has revealed how she started potty training her daughter at just eight weeks old. Alexis Abdelaziz, 26, from California, US, taught Aya, now five-months-old how to use a toilet as a baby. The… ...

Having Patience When Potty Training. Sitting on the potty should be a want-to, not a have-to. If your child isn't into it, don't force it. Just when you think your child has nailed it, accidents ...

She explained: “I always potty her right after waking up in the morning or after naps. She *always* pees or poops within 5 minutes of waking. “She usually also goes 5–10 minutes after feeding.

Signs that your child may be ready for potty training include: Communicating — verbally, by signing, or with an assistive communication device — that they have a wet or soiled diaper Following ...