Independence begins very early in life. When a baby can hold their own bottle, but it makes you feel cozy and closer to hold it, you are already impeding on their right to be independent, in my opinion. When they can crawl around the room and get their toys, but you put them all in a pile to make it easier for them, you are taking away their ability to reason and think about how to get from here to there, and how many toys can they hold at once, etc. It's hard to think so far ahead when they are such little beings, but one day, they are going to go out into the world to be on their own. Will you have taught them all they need to know? If things happen they do not know about, will the concepts and beliefs you have made them aware of, help them figure out those things? You better hope.

I don't think it hurts to start early. A few people have said 15 months old, I can agree with that. I wouldn't wait until the kid is beyond 2 or so years old to potty train them.

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I started training him since he was 3 months old. it was the first thing  I used to do after he woke in the morning .it took him almost a month to get to the routine and after that he used to do it in the morning and some times twice in the day. by 9 months I got potty seat for him & we used to spend sometime playing with some toys.slowly he got into the routine & by 12 months he was fully trained. as far as pee was concerned it took time. most of the time he used to tell but bed wetting was on till he was 2 yrs old. I used to put diapers at night. slowly I started telling him that good boys don't wet their pants and to my surprise it worked. now he wakes me up at night...

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I have been putting my son on the potty since about 9 months, he just turned 12 months.  I put him on at first to get him use to it and he started going so I rolled with it.  I put him on in the morning, after naps, after meals, before bath and bed.  He goes every time then gets a mini M&M and coach purses.   I read somewhere that if you can get them to sit on the potty b/f they start walking then they are easier to coach outlet potty train.  My son does great with coach handbags.  He does not hold it, I do not think he has the bladder control quite yet but I have noticed that he can go longer and longer with out wetting his diaper.  In the past few weeks he has woken up with a dry diaper 4 times.  This summer we are going to try just wearing training underwear around the house and get more serious about potty training. 

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