Signs Indicating Your Child Is Ready for Potty-Training
Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, Dr. Benjamin Spock, along with some other pediatricians, during the late 1990s, put forward the idea that little children are pushed, sometimes, into potty-training before they are actually ready. They further recommended that parents should instead follow the lead of their kids in this process, thus watching for their signs of “readiness for toilet training.” Ever since, a lot of pediatricians as well as parents have been embracing this approach of looking for signs of readiness for potty training in their children and accordingly starting with the toilet training regime. What, though, are signs of potty-training readiness that parents need to look out for? The caretaker at the play school in Dubai shares that, while opinions might vary on the signs of readiness for potty training, many experts agree on three basic issues. Parents must wait until their child is healthy enough (isn’t experiencing diarrhea or constipation), relaxed (isn’t going through