In the 1940s, the average age for potty training was 18 months. Averages today, according to a 2001 study by Schum, show baby boys in the United States give up diapers at 39 months and girls at 35 ...

And while there are some differences between potty training boys and girls, the basic idea is still ... you'll want a mattress protector to keep your kid's bed dry in case of an accident.

Potty training gear for boys While teaching girls and boys to use the toilet is ... They either lay flat on the bed or fit around bed corners like a fitted sheet. You can also find disposable ...

In Dr. Porto’s experience, boys may take longer to potty train than girls ... training into a power struggle. You will never win.” Don’t worry if your child is still wetting the bed.

dedicated to training up the girls. Here’s everything I learned about the unenviable task of potty training twins. Spoiler alert: It was a lot harder than the first time, and took a little longer.

SEEING your small ones become more independent is the best reward as a parent - their first steps, learning how to feed themselves and probably the most exciting - potty training. Although the ...

Putting a gentle night light by the bed will make ... of myths around potty training that are best ignored. “A common one is that boys are harder to potty train than girls.

Between now and then, there's a big project: potty training, or to use the grown-up ... But there are always exceptions. Girls usually show interest earlier than boys and are quicker to get ...