The Big Debate: Should potty training be introduced at six months?

Early Years
The Big Debate: Should potty training be introduced at six months?
Published July 1, 2026
Experts debate the pros and cons of early toilet training as some councils and providers suggest introducing a potty as soon as a child can sit unaided.
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