If you have had it and are out of ideas to coerce your kiddo into saying goodbye to diapers, this guide provides the steps you need to take to get the job done once and for all. Written by a social worker and self-proclaimed Pied Piper of Poop, this book is both firm and funny in its delivery. Very popular amongst parents who are looking to get started a little earlier than normal and move on with life.
Potty Training Guides for Parents
Reading potty training books for toddlers is a good way to start them on the path to a diaper-free lifestyle. The lucky parents have success early on in the process and can finally get rid of the cumbersome bag full of diapers, wipes, and creams. But if you have run out of tricks and your child still refuses to use the loo or has frequent accidents, it may be time to seek some expert guidance. Here are some good books written by pediatricians, child psychologists, and parenting gurus that you will find helpful at this point in your journey to an easier lifestyle with your tot.
This incredibly useful guide is like a boot camp. The program outlined in this book was developed based on 1000s of cases reviewed by the author, an early education expert about all things bathroom related. It's a best-seller that has received rave reviews from parents of the most stubborn toddlers.
If this is your first rodeo with a toddler, you are not alone. This best-selling guide is written expressly for parents who are brand new to this whole experience. In addition to providing a helpful step-by-step program, the author offers some sage advice for backsliding. This is something that can take new parents by surprise. While discouraging, regression and accidents are quite common. There are plenty of tips on how to handle these incidents and finally declare your household diaper free.
The author of this handy guide is the founder of The Potty School. In addition to providing step-by-step instructions, this comprehensive book includes an in-depth "Ask a Parent" section that addresses every possible scenario that could arise. There is also a good amount of information about obstacle that arise like backsliding, stubbornness, and fear of the toilet.
A neuropsychologist and mother/journalist paired up to pen this helpful potty training guide that balances no-nonsense parenting potty-training advice with mental readiness. Readers are encouraged to first complete a questionnaire assessing their child before beginning the process. The premise is that every child's maturity and mindset can be vastly different, so it's important to first understand your little one's position before beginning the journey. Full of lots of helpful tips and strategies that do not follow a one-size-fits-all path.
An all-in-one kit to get toddlers started on their potty training journey. Kids will love the soft hippo that matches big kid underwear and other items in this package. A sticker reward system is accompanied with a handy parenting guide filled with valuable training tips.
Practical Potty Training Handbooks
When toddlers (or their parents) are ready to transition out of diapers, there is a period of time when life gets infinitely more complicated. All day long, tiny tots have to be constantly reminded to go to the bathroom. Accidents happen, especially in the beginning, when they are not accustomed to taking a break from an activity. Having a fun toddler potty placed strategically in a playroom, family room, or other common area is an excellent way to reduce the number of occurrences. Things become hectic, however, when it comes time to leave the house. Extra clothing needs to be packed in case the little one does not make it to the potty in time. Public restrooms, places that are ordinarily avoided whenever possible, become frequent pit stops when out and about. The most practical potty training tips and tricks offer sage advice to help parents navigate this challenging period of time with the least amount of stress and hassle possible.