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toilet training
(redirected from Potty train)

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toilet training
n.
The process of training a child to use a toilet for defecation and urination.

toilet training
n
the process of teaching young children to control the timing of bladder and bowel movements and to use the lavatory
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Noun1.toilet training - training a young child to use the toilet
grooming, training, preparation - activity leading to skilled behavior


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