Potty training regression is a common issue that many parents and caregivers face during their child's potty training journey. It is a temporary setback that can occur when a child who has been successfully using the toilet for some time suddenly starts having accidents again. While it can be frustrating for parents, regression is a normal part of the process and can happen for a variety of reasons, such as changes in routine, stress, illness, or simply because the child is not developmentally ready to fully master the skill yet. Understanding the causes of regression and how to manage it can help parents navigate this phase with patience and confidence.
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