Toilet Training Quiz

1. At what age is a child usually ready to start learning to use the toilet?

A. Around 9 monthsB. Around 18 monthsC. Around 2 to 3 yearsD. Around 5 years

2. How long does it take for a child to master the process of using the toilet?

3. Which of these behaviors means that your child may be ready to learn to use the toilet?

A. Child is able to follow simple instructionsB. Child is able to control the muscles used for eliminationC. Child is able to keep a diaper dry for 2 hoursD. Child is able to pull down their diaper or underpants without helpE. All of the above

4. If a toileting accident happens while you are teaching your child, you should:

A. Act disappointedB. Punish your childC. Give up; your child isn't ready for toilet trainingD. Tell your child it was an accident and move on

5. Young children have more trouble staying dry at night than during the day.

A. TrueB. False

6. What may contribute to nighttime bedwetting?

A. Slower physical development than others the child's ageB. Making too much urineC. Can't sense when the bladder is full when asleepD. All of the above

7. Which is a helpful technique for easing nighttime bedwetting?

A. Have your child use the toilet just before bedB. Limit the amount of fluids your child drinks just before going to bedC. Use an alarm deviceD. All of the above

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