She's turning 2 in March.
I just got the potty to leave around so she would get used to the idea, we could chat about what it's used for etc... I have been assuming (I don't really know why, just from what people have been saying to me) that we would wait to begin formal training in the summer after she's 2 - so in May/June-ish... summer months better to start, apparently?
But she loves this blooming potty, has even declared her love for it (Me love potty) which is a bit galling as she's never declared her love for me 
VERY interested in it, sat on it and declared she was doing a wee-wee as soon as we got it out of the box (clothed, admittedly) and then wanted to rush to it with clothes off straight after her bath to try to do a poo-poo (!)... so she definitely knows what it's for! We have taken it all around the house this morning, sat all her toys on it, she won't let the thing out of her sight.
A couple of weeks ago she told me a few times when she had a dirty nappy which she hadn't done before, but she's stopped doing that now - I thought that was one of the signs of readiness but she hasn't done it again.
Anyway, should I actually make a start, do you think, or hold off a bit longer until there are more obvious signs of readiness (actually, am not sure what the other signs are meant to be, come to think of it!)
She is getting very verbal now and understands everything we talk about so that's a huge step, I think?
Any advice?
She's a very sensitive child so I don't want to rush and then have to retreat as I think she would take that very badly.