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What You Will Learn In Potty Training Made Simple Easy & Fast

What are the exact steps you must take in each stage so you start to see results in 3 days
The exact day you should start potty training your child
The exact words I use during potty training that takes the guess work out of what to say
What to do on the very first day (this may shock you)
How to handle problem children who refuse to cooperate and the one-two step that gets them to follow your wish every time
2 things you can do to get your child over the fear of the toilet and actually enjoy going to the potty
The one exercise that mentally prepares you for potty training
The one game you can play to easily train your child to tell you when they have to go potty. No more chasing them. They will now tell you
What to say that makes dads want to be involved so it's less work on you

What to tell your daycare so they actually help you and your child potty train much faster
Three things your day care provider must do so your child has no accidents while at daycare
What certain words you should use that get your child to listen
How to get your child to poop in the toilet every single time. No more poop accidents
How to get your child to go number 2 if they are holding their poop. (this one is real easy)
How to handle family members and get them to help the right way
How to do the bxxxxxe trick and cure your child's constipation in 10 minutes. (I invented this and it works every time)
What to do at nap times to prevent accidents
How food plays a role in potty training and what they should or should not eat or drink
What does physics have to do with it...The one thing that can keep your child from becoming potty trained
What to do when you get frustrated and at your wits end
Knowing the signs when you are trying to hard and what you should do?
How to set the expectations so your child knows exactly what to do without you repeating it
Little tricks that make potty training fun for your child so they actually want to do it
Understand positive or negative rewards. One works really well and the other is disastrous. The right one may shock you
How to motivate your child to go potty, (a secret I stumbled upon accidentally), every time without fail. I now use this technique for everything...even on my now 11 year old son
Understanding what's different now from when your parents potty trained you. (don't tell mom)
The exact steps to take to train for number two. Note: very different from number one
The truth about early potty training and should you do it
Training pants or diapers (wait till you hear this one)
Standing up or sitting down and why (the answer will shock you. don't laugh too hard)
What to say that guarantees they will listen to you
Boys vs. Girls. What's the difference.
How to chart your success

Success Story #1

Wow! 3 days and my 2½ year old boy is going on the potty without me telling him and staying dry throughout the night! Thank you, I followed the timer idea and it really helped keep me focused also! Please send my thanks to your wife!*

- Sincerely, Tara

Success Story #3

Do you have a 2½ year old? Using my techniques, Sandra was able to develop a plan that worked very well for her son.

My son is 2. I had tried to potty train him in the summer after his 2nd birthday, but had no success at it. He loved wearing underwear, but he kept having accidents. I felt like I was just following him around with a bottle of carpet cleaner. LOL. I decided I needed to learn more because I obviously wasn't doing it right.

I decided to tackle the potty training issue again over my Thanksgiving holiday as I would be home with him 5 days. I downloaded your book a few weeks before and read it all in one sitting! It was wonderful. Not only did it pinpoint what I did wrong the first time, but it helped me develop a plan for this time. And it was a breeze!

By the end of the 5 days, he no longer needed diapers for naps and by the end of November he no longer needed diapers at night. He now wakes up on his own (when he needs to) at about 2:00 am and has me take him to the bathroom. I still make sure I go with him during the night, as one night last week he tried to go on his own and forgot to pull down his underwear. But I still think that was a success. Clean, dry sheets.

We are no longer allowed to call him our baby, because he quickly reminds us that he is in his big boy underwear. I never realized how much he hated diapers. It was a great motivator to keep him using the potty. He never refused to go and try so that he could keep his big boy underwear.

Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you. As a first time mom your site and your experience was greatly appreciated.* I didn't like the conflicting advice I was getting from friends and relatives, but your book allowed me to make a plan based on the strengths of my son.

Thank you again. And if I ever have another child, I will definitely start him or her on their 2nd birthday!*

- Sincerely, Sandra