Good to Go: A Fresh Take on Potty Training for Today's Intentional Parent

De: Gia Gambaro Blount, Laura Birek

Narrado por: Gia Gambaro Blount, Laura Birek

A practical and utterly-relatable guide that empowers parents to navigate potty training with confidence and ease.

Potty-training methods all seem to follow one of two concepts: either waiting forever to see “signs of readiness” or resigning yourself to an intense and messy three-day naked weekend. But these approaches fail to align with today's more respectful, intentional, and collaborative parenting styles.

Good to Go is here to fix that, teaching 90% of the potty-training skills children need before ditching the diapers. Developed by parenting expert Gia Gambaro Blount, this realistic, definitive approach to potty training draws from twenty years of wisdom. Alongside Blount's practiced insight, mom and podcaster Laura Birek documents her own personal (and often hilarious) stories about potty-training her toddler in real time. Together, Blount and Birek guide parents step-by-step through their time-tested method that features actionable tips, real-life examples, and practical strategies for everything from recognizing body cues to picking the right supplies.

By combining the science of child development with modern parenting approaches, Good to Go honors the natural learning process, reduces parental stress, and sets children up for potty-training success.

©2025 Gia Gambaro Blount and Laura Birek (P)2025 Gia Gambaro Blount and Laura Birek

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I feel like this book really went over every step thoroughly. This is my first book on potty training in my research but it seems very modern, fresh, and up to date compared to all the potty training tips that I've gotten from friends and family that have done this before. I love how the authors narrated it themselves and sounded more like a podcast to me rather than a boring book. They also went over a few key points that I didn't even think about before like traveling or HOW to talk to your toddler through this. I also really like the terms they used and how they encourage educating our toddlers rather than just us as parents. I definitely recommend this book to anyone starting their potty training journey or research on it.