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Potty Training: Signs Your Toddler Is Ready For Potty Training

Most toddlers potty train anywhere from 18 to 36 months. Here are some signs to let you know when your toddler is ready to potty train:

Dry diapers for at least 2 hours during the day and a dry diaper during and after naps

Regular bowel movements

Uncomfortable in dirty diapers

Can follow directions

Asking to use the potty

Interest in sitting on or using the potty. See potty training chairs.

Asking to wear regular underwear

Is your little one ready to potty train? Check out some SmartMomma approved techniques to successful potty training.

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