And yeah, big difference. A little girl might have to sit on the potty and look down and see how she does it and love it. A little boy might have to learn like his daddy or somebody like him and ...

Good times to try sitting on the potty include shortly after they wake up, after mealtimes, and any time it looks like your child needs to wee or poo. You can use nappies most of the time but then ...

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

You can add a cue like "Go potty" if you wish, but try not to repeat it over and over. Say the phrase right before it looks like your puppy is about to go instead of when you first walk out the door.

Say ‘oh look you’ve done a poo’ rather than ... or lucky dip bag that celebrates every little step towards potty training, like getting dressed or washing their hands.” ...

Look for signals like staying dry for longer periods, showing interest in the bathroom, and communicating discomfort with a ...

Teach them words to use, like “potty,” “pee” and “poop” Use pretend play: Show them what going to the potty looks like by sitting their favorite doll or stuffed animal on the potty. Pretend play can ...