My son turned 1, two weeks ago and I was thinking if I can potty train him by November, since he will start the daycare in November.
Is it possible? Did anyone of you already potty train a baby before 1.5 year old ?
Do you guys have any suggestions on things that might help?
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I successfully. First sat baby on potty at 6 months but didn't actually start trying till 12 months. Was done by 15 months with only a few accidents after that. Highly recommend. Google Montessori potty training for more. Put them on potty first thing in the morning. We all need to pee then. Put them on the potty before bath, before bed, after meals if you can. Basically often or try as much as you can. Morning bed and bath as a great place to start. I taught mine sign language for more and all done as she didn't want to talk yet at that age. Left s potty in the living room where she could see it and go to it easily. Look at her cues and facial expressions. You will soon figure out their I am peeing face lol. Bring toys next to the potty so they are happy and play. Make peeing and grunting noises when they are on it to help them understand. With the summer now it's perfect. You can basically do a pant less summer. Shirt and underwear so it'd easy for them to take off and you as you run with them mid pee. Lol

Know you will get pee on the floor or the couch I embraced it. Also kept diapers on at night till they were mostly dry in the morning. Did diapers in long car rides for a bit too till they could go before. Put mattress protectors on bed and dog pee pee pads under car seat. You can totally do this! Feel free to message me with any questions. So much easier to do before they enter their NO phase at 2. Before disposable diapers came along, babies were potty training between 12-18 months. Now is the best time