Sometime around two years
of age, your child will become ready for potty training. There are several
factors that indicate readiness.
The child must be physically ready. This involves maturity of the
sphincter muscles. These muscles give control.
The child must be able to communicate. Your child must be able to
indicate the urgency to you. Even saying "peepee" or pointing to his
diaper is sufficient.
The child must be emotionally ready. Children show interest or
readiness.
Studies have shown that children trained before 18 months of age may not be
completely trained until the age of 4. While children trained at around age 2
train more quickly and fully trained by age 3.