Early vs. Late Potty Training

Many doctors and or psychologist will tell you to not potty train until your child is 3 or 4 years old. Some even say to not potty train the child at all; that they will potty train themselves when they are ready which they say is between the age of 4 and 5 years old. I personally don't know how and where they got their statistics because I have found the exact opposite.

Through my many years of potty training I have found that parents that start introducing the idea of potty training to their children at a very young age have faster and easier success then those parents that wait until the child is much older.

Children that are younger are more impressionable, they are not set in their ways. The closer to the age of three that a child gets, the more set in their ways they get. They become comfortable in their diaper and in how they do things.

The older the child gets the harder and longer it takes parents to get their child potty trained. Children at this age know how to control the situation and they use their control. They are also very comfortable with the way things are so getting them to change is hard.

I have found that most children at the age of 22 months old are ready to potty train and can be trained in as little as three days. At EasyPottyTraining.com you can find a potty training guide that gives a fail proof test to test the readiness of your little one. If your little one can pass this easy test then they are ready to be potty trained.

Why wait for a child to reach the age of 4? Why make it harder on you later? Why change diapers for another two years?

Is your child already 3 or 4 years old? Well the good news is that it's not too late. You too can potty train in as little as three days. You might have a little more of a fight on your hands but it can be done!!

Now, I'm not a doctor or a psychologist but I am a mother of 6 kids and I have had 8 foster kids. I have also successfully helped in potty training over 2100 children from around the world. I personally feel I'm an expert in Potty Training. So in my "expert" opinion I believe that if you potty train early you will have faster and easier success.

Lora's potty training advice has helped thousands of parents and caregivers potty train their children. The Easy Potty Training Guide gives parents and caregivers the specific knowledge they need in order to effectively potty train children as young as 18 months, and in as few as three days. Visit / for more potty training information.

I feel just as overjoyed as those parents who have sent you their success stories. What greater happiness than a kiddy who is finished with diapers!!! :-) Some of my friends were really skeptical "it will stress the child", "so much pressure for the child and yourself". Well, I actually had a friend visiting the whole while I was training my son and she said after that she had expected much more mess and said it was so easy! She was telling everyone she spoke to about it :-) My husband had not expected it to be so easy either, he thought I was going to give up if day one was loaded with messes.. I'm sure he would have given up! So no more diapers, whoopee!!!

Here are the results of our son's toilet-training process:
Day 1: 2 pees and 1 pooh in his undies, we never got to the toilet on time :(
Day 2: many pees outside (he told us when he wanted to go, he preferred to do it outside than inside) and 1 pooh in his undies
Day 3: TA-DA!!! Though he went outside to pee (he told us each time), he went to the toilet to pee under supervision and then after a while he went to do his very first pooh in the toilet all BY HIMSELF!!! Followed by a second later on in the day.. He did forget himself once though and wet himself before he realized what was happening.. but he's a kid of course and kids do forget..

Thanks again!! This has made a big difference for us! (Imagine, even my mom in Holland was keeping herself updated!)

Claudia