Title: When to Start Potty Training: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready
Headings: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
Signs Your Toddler Is Ready to Be Potty Trained
You're ready, but is your little one? Here's how to tell when your toddler is ready to potty train and tackle the toilet.
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Content: So wait until you see these surefire signals: What are the signs my toddler is ready to be potty trained? 1. You’re changing fewer wet diapers. Until the age of about 20 months, kids pee so frequently that expecting them to control their bladders is probably unrealistic. But a toddler who stays dry for an hour or two at a stretch — and occasionally awakens without wetness — is physically ready for potty training. 2. Your child's bowel movements are predictable. Whether he has a BM in the morning, after meals or right before bed, a regular rhythm will help you anticipate when to pull out the potty — and thus boost his likelihood of success. 3.