Being called into school to change children's pull-ups and nappies is "unfair", parents have said. A council in the south ...

Image caption, Even before they're ready to give up nappies, try sitting your child on the potty or toilet once or twice a day to get them used to the feeling. Non-verbal and neurodivergent ...

Take time to learn your child’s habits, signals and timings and base your toilet trips on these Have some toys or books next to the potty to help them sit and hold their interest Encourage and ...

Most kids will still have some accidents ... guiding principle for more modern methods like Montessori toilet training and "gentle" potty training. It can take longer. Your child might not be ...

And we had a big toilet here at the children's museum, big enough for big kids to crawl in ... The second step is to take their BM's to the potty, drop it under them. Let them see that's what ...

If that goes into being older and other kids are trained and you're not, yeah, it's hard to keep your self esteem in the face of other kids that are trained and I'm not. That's the harm.

From the beginning of January 2025, parents who send their kids to school in nappies must go into class and personally change them.