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  1. 2 Φεβ 2017 · Their babies can reportedly use the potty even before they can walk and as early as 9 months old! What’s the trick? Whistling. Vietnamese mothers make the sound when the mom notices her baby is relieving himself or showing signs that he needs to poo or pee.

  2. 30 Ιαν 2013 · The evidence from Vietnam demonstrates that more sophisticated communication between parents and their babies would permit potty training to start and be completed much earlier.

  3. 1 Δεκ 2013 · To be a good mother, according to old Vietnamese tradition, the mothers were expected to potty train their children early. They thought it was good for health in general and felt proud to help their child to achieve control of bladder and bowel.

  4. The techniques and specific cultural context that allows Vietnamese mothers to potty train their kids far earlier than their American counterparts.

  5. 1 Δεκ 2013 · Potty training performed daily affects the emptying ability positively. In the Vietnamese group, no residual urine was found at the age of 9 months. These results differ significantly from those of the group of Swedish children.

  6. 23 Νοε 2012 · This study addresses mothers' experiences with potty training in a Vietnamese population. Subjects and methods Forty-seven mothers were interviewed and followed from the time that their children were newborns until they were 24-months old.

  7. Vietnamese children who are potty-trained already from infancy provide an opportunity to study the impact of early potty training on bladder function. The published data show that it is...