You can download this article as a PDF (English, Spanish). How do I know my child is ready? A child’s body and mind need to be ready to learn to use the toilet ...

I realized my son wasn't physically or cognitively prepared to start potty training. This was a hard pill to swallow, given ...

Nurse Rebecca Mottram said we need to move away from the idea that children need to be "developmentally ready" to potty train ...

So, if we're going to make that adaptation then we have to pay attention to what it means to a child, to get toilet trained. You know what it means, they feel it coming on, hang onto it ...

Their study focused on intensive toilet training - defined as getting the child to use the toilet more than three times per day. Dr Nathan Blum, who led the research, said: 'We found no clear ...

Of all the developmental milestones we take pride in our children achieving, potty training is up there as one of the greatest. Yet getting your child to this milestone can be notoriously tricky.

Potty training is something that all parents go through as their children grow, develop and prepare for life without nappies. It can be difficult however, and lots of our followers on Instagram ...

“We’re moving beyond the idea of potty training as ‘fun, fast, and easy’ to address the real challenges parents face with honesty and empathy,” said Andrea Zahumensky, president of baby ...

Help your child feel comfortable with the idea of their bodily functions and the potty too, says Alina. “Read picture books about potty training together and have a potty in the house you can ...

"It's time to stop blaming parents, ensure that local services have adequate resources to support toilet training, and a bladder and bowel provision in place to help those who experience ...