Most kids start toilet training only when they are three years old and they are completely toilet trained by four or five. At this age, children are also able to control their bladder and wait until they get to the bathroom. However, children who do not get toilet trained by five might have a problem of serious nature and more often it may not be related to any emotional or physical problems.More...

Toilet Training And Sensory Integration Disorder

Sensory integration disorder is a condition that is commonly found in children where the child cannot say when he or she is ready to go to the bathroom for their bowel movements. The body, however, functions regularly and they still have the need to do potty time like any other normal child but the lack of perception is the main problem here.More...

Toilet Training For Disabled Children

While parents often complain of difficulty potty training their children, for most families, potty training is a fairly easy experience. Even when there are problems or children show signs of potty training resistance, usually they will eventually become potty trained.More...

Toilet Training For Severely Retarded Adolescents

Adolescent is a stage where the child is not a teenager or an adult and is somewhere in between. It is a very difficult age among children and parents usually deal with several issues with children at this age. An exceptional child at this age can be quite a handful and if they are not potty trained by that age, it can be very difficult for the parents to cope with them.More...