Most children start potty training between 24 and 36 months. Toilet training is something that should be encouraged, but not forced.

 

A toilet with a toddler seat is easier for you. Your child has to climb up and down from the toilet when using it, so make sure you have a step.

 

Accidents are bound to happen, but don’t make a fuss of it. It will only distress your child and cause them to take a step back.

 

If you are worried about accidents during bedtime, pull up pants offer the same protection as nappies and will make your child feel more grown up.  You may find that if you’re child has become used to not wearing nappies during the day, chances are they won’t want to wear them at night.

 

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