Skill· 19mo–21mo· 4 min
Pre-Potty Cues Detective
Parent observes toddler's subtle physical and behavioral signals that indicate a need to urinate, building awareness for potty training readiness. The agent coaches the parent to notice body language, facial expressions, and behavioral changes that precede urination — helping parent and child establish early communication about bodily needs.
Free to do together whenever you like.
What you'll need
Toddler playing or engaged in quiet activity. Parent should be nearby but not actively interacting — observing from a slight distance. Best done during typical awake hours when toddler might need to urinate. No materials needed.
How it works
The 3-step guide, with what to look for at each step, is for signed-in parents.
What this develops
Visual example
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