Starting potty training at age five is not uncommon, but it does call for a more mature and thoughtful approach than with toddlers. By this age, children are in preschool or kindergarten, which means they can reason, negotiate, and clearly express their likes, dislikes, and fears. They’re also beginning to compare themselves with classmates, so wearing diapers when peers are already using the toilet...

Potty training is one of those milestones that can feel both exciting and overwhelming for parents. Every child learns differently, and while there’s no one-size-fits-all approach, having the right essentials on hand can make the process smoother and less stressful. At Snugkins, we’ve seen how the right tools help parents and toddlers transition from diapers to independence with confidence. Here’s a practical potty training...

Potty training is challenging enough, but when your toddler resists every trip to the bathroom, it can feel impossible. The good news? Even a strong-willed child can learn quickly with the right mix of patience, strategy, and tools. Here’s a step-by-step plan to potty train a stubborn toddler fast while keeping stress low for everyone. Understand the Root of Resistance When a toddler refuses...

Potty training at 1 year old may seem early by traditional standards, but it's not uncommon for parents to introduce gentle routines at this age. While most toddlers aren’t developmentally ready to be fully trained until later, many show early signs of readiness, like staying dry for short periods or becoming aware of wetness. The focus for 1-year-olds should be on early introduction, creating...