Offer comfort when your child is upset. Plan outings with your child, such as to a neighborhood park or zoo. Top of page Toilet Training Of all the questions parents raise with doctors, toilet training is the most common. Parents want to know when their child is ready for toilet training. They also want to know how to train their babies.
Every child is different.
It is best not to push your child before he or she is ready. Look for the following signs that your child is ready for toilet training Your child urinates on a regular basis. Your child can stay dry for 2 to 3 hours. Your child is aware that he or she has to go to the bathroom. Your child tells you when it is time to urinate, either through words or actions.