Toilet trained
Toilet training during the night – how do you go about that?
A few months after potty training during the day, you can also start to help your child become dry at night. Night-time toilet training is usually achieved between the ages of 3 and 5, but it is also normal for night-time toilet training to take several years longer.
Toilet training during the day - how do you go about that?
How can you help your child become toilet trained during the day? Babies are basically potty trained, with a need not to soil themselves or their litter. If you respond to this, your child will soon be able to pee and poop in the potty, with your help. However, there are also many ways to help your child with toilet training later in life. In this blog you will find a theoretical background of the principle of toilet training and toilet training and various ways to help your child become toilet trained.
