14 month old potty training?

I don't think 14 months is old enough to be able to tell you when he has to go or to really make the connection. And I don't think a child is truly potty trained if they can't tell you that they need to go.

If he's taking his diaper off you might just want to find better ways to put them on (duct tape, backwards, pjs he can't open/pull down).

You could probably work on association (pee/poo to toilet) BUT his muscles aren't mature enough for him to hold it in.

Yes my. Little girl was potty trained before she turned 1

I have a book somewhere that is called potty training in a week. It's by a lady called Gina something, ford I think but could be wrong (sorry no help)but in this book it says not to start until they can pull his/her own trousers down and up and can actually say something that says they need to go Whatever that my be for that child (wee, potty,toilet...u catch my drift)

pp lol u mean gina ford

Potty trained before one. Highly doubt that.

@armywife...Just out of curiosity, before 1, she identified having to use the bathroom, got up walked to the potty and went?

My daughter is 2 in 2 days and has just started telling me she needs to use the potty. We started by placing her on the potty when we ran a bath or shower when we recognised that she would pee every time she saw the water running and associated the two. Now she is telling us she needs to be changed and is even taking off her nappy and going by herself. We still have to help and don't expect to have her fully trained anytime soon but I say start with toilet timing or toilet association.

It is possible to start potty training before 1. I was, so was my sister. It used to be a common thing with the old fashioned cloth diapers. It's just takes a lot of time and dedication. But it's possible. Kids are smart. If possible put your kid to sit on a potty every hour or so to pee. It will take time but the more you do it, your kid will realize what you are trying to do and that is were we pee.

Yes, our 15 month old started potty training at 13 months. She can sign potty so that's how she lets us know she has to go. She often will just walk to the bathroom signing potty as she walks by us so we will follow her in. We didn't push it at all. Just so happened she had a bad yeast infection and I wanted her to get air while treating it so we kept her diaper off for awhile and she just decided to sit on her potty while I went one day. We just clap and cheer for her, she claps for herself when she is all done going, it's actually pretty cute but not going to lie I miss her cute cloth diaper booty?good thing baby #2 will be here to use them in December?

ETA: DD had been holding it during naps and overnight for a month or so before potty training.

I just started putting her on the potty. When I went Then each time I would show her a sign sign language She finally got to when she would just do the sign and I. Would take her to go potty

My oldest started asking to go potty at 16 mos and fully in panties by 23 mos. I would take her with me starting at a year and sit her on it. If she went, she would get a price of candy. If she didn't we would just go about our business. When she started asking, candy went away and I told her that she went a whole week no accidents we would buy panties. (By fully in panties I meant night and nap as well as during the day. we also regressed a bit at 20 mos when baby sister was born.)

I'm noticing all commenters talking about early potty training have girls. Is it easier to potty train girls than boys?

Good to know, thank you