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toilet training

noun

  1. the training of a very young child to control and regulate bowel and bladder movements and use the toilet.


toilet training

noun

  1. the process of teaching young children to control the timing of bladder and bowel movements and to use the lavatory
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of toilet training1

First recorded in 1920–25
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"It's time to stop blaming parents, ensure that local services have adequate resources to support toilet training, and a bladder and bowel provision in place to help those who experience problems – before it's too late."

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Mr Ahmed says there is a "massive increase" in the number of children needing help with toilet training, which takes teachers away from teaching.

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She said a lack of toilet training had "become more of an issue" over the years, but parents could help with "lots of encouragement and support and praise".

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Robinson said that was simply not true, that a "toilet training accident did not warrant punishment".

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According to Ms Colvin, CF affects George's bowel, which has made toilet training difficult, but she had hoped Kaftrio would make a difference.

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