While most children demonstrate readiness for toilet training between ages 18 to 30 months, each child is different. A few indications for parents to look for include independence (e.g., a child’s ability to say “no”) and interest (e.g., the child follows the parent to the bathroom). A child must be able to take their clothes off and put them back on, walk, and sit down by themselves. They should also be able to differentiate between when they are urinating and when they feel the urge to urinate.