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When it comes to potty training your toddler there are 4 basic signs that indicate your toddler may be ready for this milestone. The physiological development, emotional development, verbal development and eye, hand, bladder connection of your toddler will determine potty training readiness.
Knowing when your child is ready in the qualification for potty training is a helpful article with parent friendly tips that makes potty training seem less daunting.
One of the most obvious cues that a child is ready to begin potty training beyond mobility is communication skills. Whether this is verbal or sign once a child can actively inform you that they have gone to the bathroom, or better yet, need to go to the bathroom, you have entered the prelude to potty training. This is an excellent time to set the groundwork for the actual potty training.
Mobility and communication skills really are all that are required to begin potty training. However, a few cues lend to the emotional readiness of a child to potty train. You can train a child who is physically ready alone, but it will take much longer and be far more difficult and frustrating for both of you.
Timing is important when potty training a toddler. If you rush the toddler’s steps you may have set backs that will make the experience more traumatic than necessary. Take the time to do your homework on readiness, methods, and sit down with your partner to map out a plan to make potty training a new habit for a diaper free toddler.
