Potty-Training a Laid-Back Guide

10 Ways to Survive This Stage Without Going Crazy

De: Yolanda Smith

Narrado por: Jamie Gagnier

Duración: 34 m

Resumen del Editor

Are you struggling with your potty-training strategy? Tired of those demanding potty-training boot camps?

This book is for you.

I was struggling, too. So much information on the internet, but nothing that could adapt to my son's needs. That's why I've decided to write this book, to guide you through the whole process.

A hassle-free guide with laid-back tips, so you can survive this without going crazy with all the comparisons, expectations, and judgment from the people around you.

Here's what you will discover:

• Understanding how your child's body works
• Recognize the signs
• How to prepare yourself for the training
• Learn about regression

Potty-training can be problematic to a lot of parents, but if you want to nail it like a rock star, scroll up and buy now.

©2021 Yolanda Smith (P)2021 Yolanda Smith

Some great techniques in this book

I have a toddler with whom I have been struggling to potty train. This audiobook has helped me immensely, it's pretty short, but very well put together and very very informative. Thank you so much to the author for spreading this knowledge.

I wish I got this book earlier

With all the different suggestions from friends and family this book has finally puts some light on what to. Being a first time parent and without any other help this short book is a blessing

Gain peace of mind with these insights.

This is a no-fluff, easy-to-follow guide to potty training. Being a quick listen, you’ll pick up those essential tips that’ll make the challenge more manageable to handle. It has helped our household quickly transition from poopy diapers to life-changing hygiene habits.

Very helpful

I had the impression that my mother is speaking to me to do this. I realized that not all children are ready for potty training at the same age and that I should disregard what others have said about my child. Since each child is unique and has his or her own time, so parents must pay attention to the signs.

Easy steps to follow

Thanks for being honest about helping my kid; your advice and steps were excellent. As a single father, this type of easy to listen to guide straight to the point is my favorite. I will have this book in my library for any extra help and loving interaction.

Potty- training made easy

Potty-training never was easy for me. 3 years ago, I needed to babysit my nephew since my sister was in the hospital. I found it hard and not easy. I missed the needed techniques to make it easier for my nephew. I never succeed, but now I understand why I had no success, and with the help of this book, I'm sure I'll be an awesome potty-trainer for my kids. I highly recommend it

Parents need to read this!

I was once told potty-training is similar to puppy training, because both requires the training not only just for the trainee but also the trainer. Parents need to be prepared and trained on how to train their child to potty-train. This book is a simple guide to help you understand your child's body, signs of when your child needs to go potty, and what things you can use to reinforce good potty behavior for your child. If you are somewhat clueless and want a more hassle-free potty-training experience, this book is for you!

Great book for first time potty trainers!

Thank you for this helpful book! Potty training can be very intimidating, so it’s nice to have this book for guidance.

Good, chill resource for parents

Though this audiobook is short, it’s a very honest and chill look into some good practices for potty training your children. It starts with the notion that even the best techniques won’t work if your child isn’t ready for them. This prompts the laidback nature of the book — if the child isn’t ready, no worries — we’ll just try something else.

While the audiobook is over quickly, that doesn’t prevent it from outlining some really effective strategies for potty training. Ones like incentivizing your child through small prizes, stickers, or progress boards can often serve as nice boosts throughout the process.

So, all in all, this is a great, short resource that parents should consider if they’re in the potty training phase or about to go through it soon.