At what age did you start potty training?

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Is it easier to start potty training boys versus girls?

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Girls are typically much easier. I worked in a two year old classroom for several years and the majority of girls were potty trained by 2 and boys by 2.5-3

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Well my daughter in my eyes was very advanced and started at 1 and was done and telling us when she has to go by 1&1/2 still used overnight in case never pushed her to do anything I think she just wanted to try it since she always went in with me

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My son is 23months he will be 2 next month and he's already potty training he didn't care for the regular kids pot so I got him the booster seat for the toilet and he seems to only tells me when he has to boo boo lol

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I started with my son at about 2 and he is fully potty trained now and is now 3. The only time he has accidents is when he can't unbutton his pants and even then it's not that big a problem.

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I didn't start to train my twin boys until 3 weeks after they turned 3. It took 6 days to potty train and about the whole 3 weeks to poop train. It was rough but I knew I didn't want to start until they were 3. We introduced the potty chair around 2 ish and they never once went in it. They have always used a regular potty. However, I know a few people who had their sons potty trained well before 3. I don't have any practice for little girls yet. We are having a girl this time so I will find out in a couple of years how to potty train a girl!! Good luck!!

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My son turned 3 in December and still is not fully potty trained... He wears a pull-up, wakes up dry most mornings but when we ask him (or tell him) to go potty he refuses (I won't force him yet) but he will at the babysitters.