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potty-trained

ADJECTIVE
  1. (of children) trained to use the toilet

How To Use potty-trained In A Sentence

  • A potty-trained child may begin wetting the bed or having accidents.
  • Research has shown that the average child will get through around 5000 nappies before they are potty-trained.
  • Jade learned to swim, and she was potty-trained.
  • Rebecca had known Bryan before she was even potty-trained, for Christ's sake, and the last thing she wanted to do was ruin such an old, strong friendship.
  • When Karen's daughter Julia was 18 months old she was an affable toddler, who chattered away and was already potty-trained.
  • So not being potty-trained puts a person at the top of her list?
  • By what age are children usually potty-trained?
  • Even children who are potty-trained quickly are in nappies for a minimum two years.
  • D. potty-trained me; she posted our drawings and paintings up on the walls of her living room; I learned to read at her house.
  • Hope had finally potty-trained him a few years ago, but she still had to go into the bathroom with him, fearing that something would go wrong if he went by himself.
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