Toilet training to a child?

i think it's not too late, i also toilet train my daughter at around 18 months old,

Each child is different. They show signs as to when they are ready. My son was fully trained by 21/2 and I started training him at 18 months. He was afraid of potty and toilet seat. Only to pass motion,my son asks for diapers. Other than that, he never uses diapers including night time. He is three right now.

I did not train my daughter until she was 2-1/2 years old. Every time I took her to the bathroom before that time, she would scream if she even got close to the toilet. We tried the little trainer potties and all sorts of things. When she was trained, she was trained in a day. Grandma, bless her heart, babysat one day and she came over with a bag full of fancy "big girl" underwear. My daughter loved the idea so much that even though she did not like the toilet, she was so happy to have the frilly fancy underwear. For some reason she hated the baby potty worse than the regular toilet, so I donated it to charity. After doing day care for several years, I have found that each child is very different and they will give you signs that they are ready. My mother had a wonderful philosophy that people worry too much about the timing of when children will do certain things. She asked me if I had ever seen an 18 year old with a pacifier, blanket, bottle, or diapers. I relaxed after that and enjoyed every childhood phase. Now that my daughter is in her twenties, I realize that the time passes so quickly and all those steps are very fleeting even though they don't seem like it at the time. What a wonderful thing to be able to raise your son. I hope you have a wonderful Mother's Day.