What age do I potty train my daughter

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Whenever she’s ready

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Even though I tried at 2 for both my girls, my first daughter wasn’t ready until closer to 3 and my second daughter was closer to 2.5. All kids are different so don’t feel pressured by age. They’ll train when they’re ready.

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Check out godiaperfree.com for early potty training advice! We’re doing elimination communication with our newborn so he’ll be potty-independent much sooner than the parents who wait until their kid is “ready” (which isn’t how pottying is done in most of the world!) Only in the U.S. do we have 3 and 4 year olds still wearing diapers.

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I think it’s a good idea to iniate the concept you g (1) but not force them. Get them familiar with the potty and what you do on it and just leave it out. Your baby will tell you when their ready.

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I’ve tried a few different times with my daughter. She’s almost 3 and only just now seems truly ready. After her birthday we will give it a go again and stick to it as much as possible because I’m due with #3 in December.

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Once she understands “pee-pee” and where it comes from.

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Follow her cues and she will let you know when she’s ready. She may express interest in undressing/dressing herself, she should be able to pull her pants down and take her diaper off before potty training ideally, this way she is able to do it on her own or at least with minimal help. She might start expressing to you when she needs to pee or poo or tell you once she has peed or pooped. She may show interest in whet you are doing in the bathroom or show interest when seeing you use the toilet, etc. it also may be helpful that she can clearly communicate with you on her needs to use the bathroom. 
These are all signs that she is ready to start, however, always follow her lead, if she seems too overwhelmed or upset when you start then give it a break for a bit and try again in a couple weeks/months. Never push her to go or force her of course, encourage and ask her. If she says “no” then tell her she needs to wear a diaper so she won’t pee on the floor. Some suggest (especially for girls) to let them run naked for a few days and they’ll want to use the potty cuz they hate the feeling of pee running down their legs.
My son is 17 months and we’ve been starting on potty training. He has been a little cautious of the potty we choose since it’s hard to sit on so we may have to choose a different potty for him but otherwise he is doing well so far!

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Thanks you guys

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I potty trained at 1. Everyone said I wouldn’t be able to do it she’s too young but it took less than a month and she was fully potty trained. No diapers or pull-ups just panties. I didn’t make her feel bad for accidents I just taught her what to do if she did have one. It takes hard work, dedication and consistency like anything else.

What age do I potty train my daughter

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