You have to follow their lead. Every child is different so the age is going to be different. We read books and sang potty songs and practiced basics like climbing on the stool and sitting, flushing, hand washing everytime I would go until one day she wanted to try it. I talked through everything from how my body would tell me I needed to go through the whole process. When she was interested we went bottomless for three days and have only had a couple of accidents since but they were mainly due to her not wanting to stop playing to go. Which is another skill they have to learn. We were fully day trained at 22 months.
2y3m. Coz that’s when sumner hit after he turned 2. I like to TT in summer when they don’t feel cold running around in just undies and don’t need pants. Day trained in a weekend, I waited another week no accidents then I tackled nights took another week. My girls trained at 19m and 22m so he was later than the girls
My son is 2 and a half and he will pee in the potty but pooping is hard for him
My daughter is 1yr 2 mo (almost) and we've been potty training since a week or so after her birthday
I started at 6 months
I started a little before my daughter turned 1, and she was fully potty trained before 2.
@Kaytlen any advice on how to go about it at 6 months? Mine is 6 months now!
I’ve potty trained a lot of kids with my job and I can tell my two year old just isn’t ready yet, and that’s okay!
Just after 3 years, cracked it in about 3 days. Still had occasional accidents but on the whole did really well. We tried about 9 months before and it was a disaster, he wasn't ready and just wouldn't wee on the potty. He's almost 4 and still not night trained but I'm not too worried yet
@Bianca we just watched her potty ques such as grunting or farting for quite a while now at 8 months she taps on something to get our attention and grunts to show us she has to potty we’re still working on pee but poop she has down
Define less accidents? Did ec first from 12 mo, potty "training" nd no more pullups at 17.50mo and toddler was confident on first outings because he had used potty in public before. He has had a couple of accidents outside yes but it hasn't knocked his confidence and has reinforced actually using the bathroom every time we go to one out of the house. The potty training experience took 9 days and of that the last 4 days were fully clothed. 1 day at home bottomless and 3 more days where we went out with commando but when we were at home it was bottomless. Starting with 4x 15min trips outside (exhausting) then 3x 30min trip, 3x 45min trip. 2x 1h trip with 1x 25min trip and then 1x 2h trip with 1x 25min trip. Finally did an entire day outside yesterday after about 3 weeks but I'm not counting days or accidents or whatever to reduce pressure. Has also had a few dry nights although I'm not night training yet, I only put him on potty at night if he ask (which has been when he's dry).
Normally has 1 accident per day though has also had several days of no accidents. Normally the accident is in the evening when we're all too distracted and normally at home. Only one tiniest poo accident the entire time of potty training and I blame myself for that. He's quite poop trained and regular.
Started on the 8th January when he was 3yrs3months old, he hasn't had an accident since 9th January so it quite literally took 1 day. I truly believe it is best to wait until they fully understand their body more and can fully communicate