Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:3 for daytime.

Agree. We have five children. Some were easier to potty train than others, but none were in diapers at three. That's just ridiculous.

Right?! 2 at the most.

I was a preschool director for 10 years.

Children had to be potty-trained to move into the 3s room, where they moved between 3-3 years 11 mos.

24 kids x 10 years = a sample size of 240.

Every single child (except for two) were able to be potty trained by the end of the 3rd year, and the vast majority were trained around 2.5. The two who didn't were not neurotypical (one boy had ASD, the other, DS).

So I'd say, just based upon that experience, 4 is too old for a (daytime) diaper in a neurotypical child. 3 is pushing it.

Pull ups are BS. They are diapers.

I just don't understand why you people care? My kids were trained by 3, but if I'm not changing your kid's poopy diaper, I couldn't care less about when your kid is potty trained.

Anonymous wrote:Agree with 3. At that point you should be actively potty training and child should at a minimum be in pull ups. My 3.5 year old still wears a pull up at night and maybe once every two weeks wets the bed at naptume. Very heavy sleeper.

Pullups are just diapers without tabs. They hinder children's potty training.

Three. Gross. All of mine potty trained just before two.

I tried pull ups with my oldest, he treated them like a diaper. They were okay if we had to be out running errands or something but at home? Underwear.

The second didn't have pull ups at all.

The daycares and dayhomes we used expected kids out of diapers/pull ups well before 4. Pre-K (3) wouldn't take them unless they were out of diapers and pull ups.

Anonymous wrote:3 for daytime.

Mine was 3+ when day trained, but I tend to agree with this. Much more than 3 and they should be out of diapers during the day.

I don't think it's ridiculous at all to expect that.

3 in the daytime.