Is it potty time? Some children are ready to start around 18 months. Other kids aren't ready until after they are 3 years old. Make sure you are ready for potty training before you think about getting your child started training.
- Potty Training - Learn about potty training your toddler.
- Potty Training Q & A - Review questions and answers about common potty training issues and problems, like when to start, dealing with kids who are resistant to starting potty training, and what to do about accidents and regression.
- Starting Potty Training - When should you start potty training? Most children are ready to begin potty training once they are 18 months to 3 years old.
- Potty Training Mistakes - Potty training usually isn't always easy, but some parents make it a little more difficult than it needs to be by making some all too common mistakes, especially starting the whole potty training process before their child is ready.
- Developmental Milestones
A photo gallery of the common developmental milestones that parents look for their infants, toddlers, and other young children to reach, such as smiling, rolling over, sitting up, taking his first steps, counting to ten, and tying his shoes, etc.
- Childhood Transitions
Many of the difficult times as a parent revolve around childhood transitions, such as when your baby weans from the breast, moves from a crib to a bed, gives up his naps, and starts kindergarten, etc. Learning about and anticipating these childhood transitions can make parenting a little easier.
- Terrible Twos
By learning more about the terrible twos, a normal stage in your child's development, it can make it easier to get through it and make sure that you aren't contributing to more battles than are necessary.
- Potty Training
Potty Training usually begins between the ages of 18 and 36 months. Learn signs of readiness, how to get started, and dealing with resistance.