[.ca] Keys to Toilet Training (ISBN 0764103431)

toilet training without an argument!:
We were under a lot of pressure to toilet train our child for his pre-school. I don't think we could have done it without the wise advice in this book. Once we really understood what we were doing and had a plan, we relaxed. And, not surprisingly, our son was trained well ahead of time.

This is a very good book.:
We bought this book because we liked the author's book about two year olds. This book has made a huge difference. We were on the way to serious problems, and the suggestions in the book changed everything. This book is so short and simple but it covers everything!

Not bad at all!:
Has really helped me learn how to help my three year old. I learned how to help her relax better AND she's already useing the grown-up toilet!

Highly Recommended!:
What a fantastic book - super, practical, do-able suggestions with both structure and flexibility. I have a 2-1/2 year old son and haven't really started yet (beyond having potties in the house and reading about going potty). He sort of wants no part of the potty thing yet - but the book gives great tips on starting a non-threatening routine. I'm sure I'll have success once I get consistent - thanks to this book.

Great book:
I really like this book, we've only just started the toilet training process - I have an, at present, very keen 2 yr old boy - and this book provides a gradual, non threatening, (to either child or parent, I'm more apprehensive than my son who will happily spend hours on the toilet trying to force himself to pee!) caring approach based on the work of T. Berry Brazelton whose book Touchpoints was one of my favourites. I didn't like the idea of putting him directly into underpants, even part time, as proposed by Jan Faull in "Mommy I have to go Potty" and this book gave me an alternative which I feel is more appropriate to my son's age and stage of development.