Within the past week and a half Adeline has been showing more and more signs of being ready to start potty training. She does not like having a dirty diaper and will grab at it or go and grab her diaper basket when she is ready to be changed. She has some definite times when I know she will go potty (right after meals, the second that I turn the tub water on) and I'm wondering if maybe I should just stick her on a potty seat for those times and see how she does. I have absolutely no expectation that she is 100% ready but I'm wondering if it's worth a shot or if I should wait. I don't know if I'm ready for this but it would also be absolutely amazing if I could have her potty trained by the time her brother arrives! Thoughts?
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Re: Is it really time to think about potty training?
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When P shows me that he's ready, we will try. I'm not rushing him.
I could read before I was 3 and was potty trained after I could read. Priorities yo! I needed to know how to read in the toilet
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Zack also will tell us after he dirties a diaper but then runs when you try to change it. And even though he tells us when he goes, I don't think he has enough understanding to let us know he has to go before it happens which is the big thing. Otherwise it's more like you're training yourself to look for their signs/cues that they have to go which could get tiresome. We did put DDs potty seat back out and he enjoys sitting on it when she goes, but hasn't done anything in it.
D 2.20.2011 & Z 7.16.2013
I do feel like DD is showing interest. She says poop and pulls on her diaper after she poops and pees. She hates being in a wet diaper and tells me right away. I am going to start putting her on the potty at 18 months and just see how it goes. Depending on how she does, I might try to train her after she turns 2.
It isn't even on my radar at this point. K potty trained less than a year ago. I'm not ready to go through that again just yet.
Yup, I was potty trained at 2 and when my sister came a few months later, I conveniently forgot how to use the potty.
My DD was trained by two DS over three and I submitted to bribery. DS did have a speech delay also and Liam just says mama, dada and babbles so I definitely feel if they are communicating well then go with it.