05/09/2019
Potty Training – Hard or Easy?
Potty training can be a very emotional period for a child. Some children go through it easily while others need more time and support. Nursery is a big help when it comes to potty training.
How will you know that your toddler is ready to be potty trained. If your little one isn’t developmentally ready for potty training, even the best toilet tactics will fall short.
Following motor and emotional development of children, it is important to mention that potty training shouldn’t start before your child walks independently. Most children are ready for it around the age of two years. The following signs will tell you that your child is ready to start:
• Changing fewer diapers is a sign that they are developing bladder control and are becoming physically ready for potty training.
• Your child’s nappy is dry in the morning, after a full night of sleep.
• Your little one started verbalizing their desire to go the bathroom.
• Your child hides during and after doing a number two.
• Your child notices and doesn't like dirty diapers.
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