Toilet training your child: The basics
Posted by : Josef Madli Your child is toilet trained when, without any reminders, he (or she, of course) walks to the potty, pulls down his pants, urinates or passes a bowel movement (BM), and pulls up his pants. Some children learn to control their bladder first; others start with bowel control. You and your child can work on both kinds of control at the same time. Bladder control through the night normally happens several years later than daytime control. The gradual type of toilet training described in this Guide usually can be completed in one to three months— if your child is ready. 1- Toilet training readiness: Don’t begin toilet training until your child is clearly ready! Readiness...