They both follow a pattern of semi conservative replication
The answer is bladder control usually is achieved before bowel control.
Bowel control usually is achieved before bladder control. The child should not be forced to sit for long periods . The ability to remove clothing is one of the physical signs of readiness for toilet training. The physical ability to control the urethral sphincters is achieved some time after the child is walking, probably between the ages of 18 and 24 months.
They both provide energy for the body. They both occur in the muscle cells.
There isn't a specific 'most common eating disorder', but most people would have a disorder known as binge eating disorder, which is eating more than necessary. The other top 2 include anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa.
