A gentle, communication-based approach to introducing toileting in infancy through brief, positive exposure — no rushing, no pressure, just building familiarity and body awareness early.

If you want to — yes! Early exposure helps babies connect sensation → action, and reduces the need for “relearning” later. It’s relaxed, playful, and developmentally appropriate for many families.

Never! Whether your child is 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, or older — exposure can still make toileting less intimidating and more predictable. The longer they use diapers as their only option, the harder the habit is to undo later.

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No. This is not about pressure, timelines, or racing to “finish.” It’s about familiarity, communication, and supporting the skills before toddler resistance shows up.

That’s okay! Evenings and weekends are still powerful windows for exposure. Many families see big breakthroughs with just consistent at-home routines.

Totally normal. Babies and toddlers learn through repetition and pattern — not perfection. We focus on comfort, communication, and body awareness over “success rates.”

Quite the opposite. Exposure reduces anxiety by making toileting familiar, predictable, and not a “big scary toddler milestone.”

Every child is different, but many families notice increased communication, body awareness, and successful catches within days to weeks of consistent exposure.

That’s normal. Interest develops with familiarity — and familiarity comes from exposure. You don’t wait for a toddler to “show interest” in tooth brushing before introducing a toothbrush, and toileting works the same way.

Yes! The more exposure now, the less resistance later. It preserves toileting as a normal body function rather than a 2- or 3-year-old power struggle.

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