Potty Training - How to start and When to start

Here are 3 most frequently asked questions by parents regarding potty training tips

When to start potty training my child?

The best practice is start potty training at an early age. Indian diaper free approach explains that we should take toilet training like any other activities of a child, like bathing, playing. Usually toddlers make sounds or grunt when they want to pass stool. And mother could easily understand this indication and hold the baby in their arms and give verbal cues that prompt the baby to defecate. They may hold the baby over a sink or a bowl. And gradually taking baby over a potty chair becomes easy without any effort.  But if this is not the case, and we want to potty train a child at a little later stage, it becomes little difficult as they grow up. These toddlers learn this process some where between 18 months to 3 years. It is very important to know their readiness to learn potty training. Some parents begin training as soon as their child can sit on their own, but some kids may not be ready until well into the third or forth year.

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How long does it take for a toddler to learn potty training?

We should think of  potty training as a process. The end goal is great but getting there takes time. Like crawling or walking, toddlers learn to use the potty in their own time. Some children get trained within few days but many more take several months.

How to potty train a 3 year old child in 3 days?

J. Its not a magic. And no strategy can possibly fit all kids. We should remember one thing, to teach this grown up habit is not only hard for parents, but to learn it even harder for our child.If we have a set of ideas to try out, one of them may click our child.

Potty training tips can be found at step by step guide to potty training.