Sentences with phrase «to potty train than girls»

Can we chalk it up to the typical response: «Oh, boys take longer to potty train than girls do»?

~ Toddlers are ready to be potty trained around 18 months of age ~ Boys are easier to potty train than girls ~ Girls are easier to potty train that boys ~ You should not use a potty, but rather use the toilet straight away ~ You should make your toddler to sit on the potty for practice

In my experience, boys are easier to potty train than girls.

From personal experience and from what's been shared with me by other moms, I think it's true that boys take longer to potty train than girls.

Tip # 3: Be patient... boys generally take longer to potty train than girls.

We are often asked, «Are boys really harder to potty train than girls?»

Each child will potty train and boys are no more difficult to potty train than girls.

If your son takes longer to potty train than girls his age, that's okay.

You may have heard that boys can take longer to potty train than girls — but that's not always the case.

Becky Mansfield, a fellow mom of four who literally wrote the book on potty training, agrees that boys aren't necessarily «harder» to potty train than girls.

Toddler boys, in general, seem to be harder to potty train than girls, so you want to make sure that you have all the tools ready and accessible for your toddler to be successful.

Yes, it may take boys longer to potty train than girls.