[Vicky.]

My niece just turned 2 and is already toilet trained. 5 years old is taking the piss.

As for rusks..I have never tried them yet. We have a box in the kitchen for Skye..gavin likes them..it was him who insisted we get 'her' some rusks rather than just the baby rice that we had

[Vanessa]

Some kids take longer than other, but by 4/5 they should already be toilet trained.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

My niece just turned 2 and is already toilet trained. 5 years old is taking the piss.As for rusks..I have never tried them yet. We have a box in the kitchen for Skye..gavin likes them..it was him who insisted we get 'her' some rusks rather than just the baby rice that we had

..was that an intentional pun, Vicky..?...

[Cherie]

It might be down to busy parents dropping them off at nursery if they work full time and expecting the nursery to toilet train, but then not following through themselves at home?? in other words lazy. As a parent you want your child out of nappies asap, they are so expensive

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

It might be down to busy parents dropping them off at nursery if they work full time and expecting the nursery to toilet train, but then not following through themselves at home?? in other words lazy. As a parent you want your child out of nappies asap, they are so expensive

Only £12 for 104 nappies at AsdaWalmart

/arista

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Only £12 for 104 nappies at AsdaWalmart

/arista

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Only £12 for 104 nappies at AsdaWalmart

/arista

It's still cheaper to dump and flush .....

[Vicky.]

It wasnt actually

[GiRTh]

Clueless parents. If they haven't got any time for their kids then why did they have them?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Clueless parents. If they haven't got any time for their kids then why did they have them?

Exactly.

There are times now, when walking to the toilet seems like more hassle than it's worth.