Don't make threats that you cannot carry out. If you say you're going to do it, do it. Some children at this age are showing signs that they are ready for toilet training. When your child starts reporting wet or soiled diapers to you, this is a sign that your child prefers to be dry. Praise your child for telling you.
Toddlers are naturally curious about other people using the bathroom.
If your child seems curious, let him go to the bathroom with you. Buy a potty chair and leave it in a room in which your child usually plays. It is important not to put too many demands on the child or shame the child about toilet training. When your child does use the toilet, let him know how proud you are. Spend time teaching your child how to play.