I learned about infant potty training when my third child was just a few months old. I was still skeptical, but in a little while, she took him to pee again, and he knew exactly what to do. I knew it was right for our family. From that day, we used very few diapers and soon moved onto little homemade training pants. In addition, many mothers instinctively or intuitively know when their babies need to go.
Most mothers adapt infant potty training to fit their own family lifestyle.
For example, some mothers keep a diaper on their baby in between toilet visits while others prefer to keep their babies bare-bottomed during at least part of the day. A variety of receptacles and locations can be used. Examples include the bathroom sink, plastic basins, mixing bowls, the toilet or the outdoors, again depending on your lifestyle. Most babies enjoy looking in the bathroom mirror while being held in-arms at toilet time. It is fun to look at each other in the mirror while cuddling over the sink.