Question

what is a common sign of toilet training readiness in a toddler? the child wakes up from a nap with a full diaper. the child keeps a dry diaper for 2 hours or more. the child is three years old. the child can walk to the bathroom.

Explanation:

To determine toilet training readiness, a key sign is bladder control. A child keeping a dry diaper for 2 hours or more shows they can hold urine, indicating readiness. Waking with a full diaper means they didn’t hold it. Age (3 years) isn’t a strict readiness sign (varies), and walking to the bathroom is a physical skill, not a readiness indicator for bladder/bowel control. So the correct option is the one about keeping a dry diaper for 2 hours or more.

Answer:

B. The child keeps a dry diaper for 2 hours or more. (Assuming the second option is labeled B; adjust identifier if needed based on actual labeling, but the content is "The child keeps a dry diaper for 2 hours or more.")