potty learning
potty learning noun: a method of potty training in which a child is taught how to use the potty at their own pace and with much leniency, such as not utilising punishments or rewards, and with an emphasis on the child's independence.
Noun
potty learning (uncountable)
- A method of potty training in which a child is taught how to use the potty at their own pace and with much leniency, such as not utilising punishments or rewards, and with an emphasis on the child's independence.
- Synonyms:
- toilet learning
Synonyms of potty learning
- toilet learning
Origin of potty learning
From potty + learning, by analogy with potty training. The choice of learning is to suggest that a child must be taught to use the potty rather than explicitly trained (i.e. “forced”) to do so.
Questions about potty learning
- What does potty learning mean?
- Potty learning means a method of potty training in which a child is taught how to use the potty at their own pace and with much leniency, such as not utilising punishments or rewards, and with an emphasis on the child's independence.
- What part of speech is potty learning?
- Potty learning is a noun.
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