It’s a universal question asked by parents all over the world: what’s the right age to start potty training? As it stands, there is no right or wrong age, but there are some common guidelines which are well known. However, it’s still important for parents to understand that a guideline is only a recommendation and their child may start later or earlier.
The Plunket website states that on average, kids are ready to begin toilet training between 18 months and 4 years old. Others also give similar ages, with between two and four years being common guidelines
There are quite a few signs your child can demonstrate to you around the time they are ready to begin potty training. These include:
Remember these are only some of the most common signs of potty training readiness. Your child may not show
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