When To Start Potty Training + Signs Your
Child Is Ready
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When starting the potty training journey, patience is critical.
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Usually, by 15 months old, children tend to have a regular poop and pee schedule. The child’s elimination timing should be predictable.
Behavioral Signs Your Child Is Ready For Potty Training
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He might say, “I peed” or “I pooped” after soiling his diaper. This communication is an excellent sign that it may be time to start potty training.
Verbal Cues
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For our children, we sometimes offer rewards. Our oldest liked stickers. Our twins preferred chocolate chips and jelly beans.
They Respond Well To Positive Reinforcement
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Despite programs promising potty training in three days, it can take longer than expected. Generally, it takes about 3-5 months.
How Long Does Potty Training Take?
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This approach to potty training requires parents to be very in tune with their infants and the cues they exhibit before they pee or poop.
Infant Potty Training: 0-12 Months
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Start by letting your toddler watch you during this age. Explain to them what you are doing when you’re on the toilet.
Older Infants And Young Toddlers
(12-18 Months)
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