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Wriggling on the spot.

RM

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Communicating verbally or non-verbally that they're interested in the toilet

~R.T

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Some signs are:

More independence,

Dry nappy for long periods of time.

Interested in others going to the toilet.

Disliking the nappy, maybe taking them off.

Understanding and recognising the signs of needing to go.

trying to undress themselves.

MF-B

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signs the child is ready to start toileting

they take their nappy off

they become interested in the toilet

holding themselves

Daphne

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A child is ready to toilet train when they are are showing signs of independence and they start to understand the process of learning to potty train. I.B

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When children are able to pull their clothing up and down. BP

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Preparation for toilet training must occur in consultation with families so that a consistent approach is taken at home and in the ECEC setting. Families must provide permission prior to any attempts to commence toilet training.

Sue

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Having interest in the toilet.

RM

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children show signs when they are showing interest in the toilet

dislikes wearing a nappy

A.B

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A.F

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Most children show signs of being ready to start toilet training between ages of 18 - 24 months. Some children start toilet training at 3 years old. CB

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Most children show signs of being ready to start toilet training between ages of 18 - 24 months. Some children start toilet training at 3 years old. CB

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When they are having more dry nappies.

When a child asks to use the toilet or shows more interest in the toilet or others who are using the toilet.

B.G

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begins to dislike wearing a nappy, perhaps trying to pull it off when it’s wet or soiled A.C