Looks like it's about potty training time...

I really dont remember at what age I started training my daughters but I do know they were completely potty trained before their second birthday. I used cloth diapers and rubber pants so I was pretty anxious to get them trained so I did not have to wash diapers. LOL

I think you have the right idea for potty training, getting her used to the potty. My boys were potty trained before they were 2yrs old, but my daughter was almost 3. I think what happened to her is that she was afraid of the potty. I bought her a cute one that looked like a swan, and it had handles coming out of the swan's head that your toddler could hold on to while sitting on it, but for some reason, Michelle was afraid of it. However, she would go on the big potty, if I was there with her. One night I had a little talk with her, and I said that she was getting to be a big girl, and I think that she should be able to use the potty by herself, and she agreed with me, and from then on, she went by herself. My eldest son was only about 18 months old when he started potty training himself. He used to take his diaper off and tell me he had to go, and he liked to get on the big potty, so I'd tell him to go ahead, and then he would tell me he needed a new diaper, but his old one would still be dry so I went out and bought him some training pants. He started to climb out of the crib by himself and go the bathroom. I was pretty surprised when he did that, but he seemed to have no trouble. It took about 2 weeks for him to be completely trained, and I could never understand why some people had so much trouble. Every kid is different, you just have to see what they'll do.

I hope that you have good luck with the potty training. I have a 14 month old daughter that is getting very interested in the adult potty. I think that we may be buying her own potty soon. She wants to go to the bathroom everytime someone goes in there. I am just not sure when I should actually start potty training her.

If she doesn't take to it yet and still takes off the diaper, here's a tip to keep you from going nuts: Put the diaper on backwards. They have a much harder time getting it off! Mine all potty trained after 2 years. I found that you cannot push them; doing so only makes them resist and then it takes longer.

My son is 5 he was potty trained at 3. My daughter is 3 now and she has been fully potty trained since the first of the year. They both showed interest in it early on and then lost it. I went with it when they were young (my son even went a couple of day dry) and I did not force anything when they went back to diapers. Some rules of thumb are: 1.) your child needs to be able to dress themselves (be able to take their pants off and put them on) 2.) they stay dry during naps or at night 3.) they show an interest. I never pushed potty training when they were really young. Once they were 2.5 years though it was time to start making the final go for it. I would get her a potty and let her get used to it. Even if she doesn't potty train for another year. It may help in preventing fears.