Title: At What Age Should My Toddler Be Toilet Trained?
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At What Age Should My Toddler Be Toilet Trained?
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Content: Parents don’t particularly care for changing diapers and look forward to the day when the baby is finally potty trained, which often leads to parents potty training too soon. What is best is for mom and dad to be patient and simply relax. Most children are toilet trained when they are 2 Â½ to 3 years during the day and it may take up to 4 years of age for little ones to gain control at night. This may seem like forever to the parents who are tired of diapers, however it is important to let your toddler take his development one step at a time. Going too fast or too soon will prolog the process and stress everyone out. There are several things you can evaluate to determine if your child is ready to begin toilet training. The first thing you need to determine is if your child knows what you want them to do. They also need to know and identify when they need to go to the bathroom and signal this urge to their parent before it happens. Toddlers should be able to tell you they need to go to the bathroom. They also need to be able to hold their urge to go to the bathroom while they make it to the toilet, take off their clothes, and actually sit on the toilet.