ERIC, the children's bowel and bladder charity, answer commonly asked questions about potty training, including when to start potty training, what to do when your child won't poo and more.

Namely, parents will say the child has learned how to pee on the potty, and has no wet accidents. "He will hold his poop until we put a diaper on him, then he goes," I'm often told. First things ...

Potty training looked easy — for all of two days. Three months shy of her third birthday, my daughter Carolyn successfully used the potty three times. Just 48 hours later, she refused to even ...

Potty-training a toddler can test a parent's mental fortitude — but there's always a solution.

(Yes, this will feel ridiculous.) Put her in one of the T-shirts and explain that because there’s no more diaper to catch the pee-pee or poo-poo, she’ll have to put it in the potty instead.

Nothing is quite as motivating to potty-train your kid as having to clean up your first “grown-up poop.” Shortly after that messy and gag-reflex inducing debacle, we told ourselves that we ...

Here, pychiatrist Gail Saltz weighs in: My 4-year-old has regressed with potty training and keeps having poo accidents. Help! For most parents, potty training can be quite stressful.

Currently potty-training her 3-year-old son Isaac, Graham, 35, says all three of her kids with husband Justin Irvin, including 1½-year-old twins Malachi and Roman, always know how to make her laugh.

From sentences in Unko Kanji Doriru (“Poo Kanji Drills”), a series of writing-exercise books for elementary school students in Japan. The books were written by Yusaku Furuya and published in March by ...