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Anticipatory guidance for toilet training

Anticipatory guidance for toilet training
Visit Action
12-month Discourage active toilet training until after 18-month visit
Evaluate parental expectations
15-month Discuss the criteria for readiness
18-month Review the criteria for readiness
Provide written information on the toilet-training process
24-month Evaluate the child's readiness
Provide feedback on progress and plan if training has begun
Discuss nighttime enuresis if the child has daytime control
Congratulate the child and parents if the child is toileting independently
36-month Provide feedback on progress and plan
Discuss toileting refusal issues
Discuss nighttime enuresis
Discuss reasons for follow-up before 48-month visit
Congratulate the child and parents if the child is toileting independently
48-month Discuss nighttime enuresis
Revisit any medical causes that may be interfering with completion of toilet training (eg, constipation)
Refer to behavior specialist if child refuses daytime training
Adapted from Michel RS. Pediatrics in Review 1999; 20:240.
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