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A basic book for training older children: This book might be most helpful if you have a 3 or 4 year old and you are just starting the process as it states that is the age when children are logical and goal oriented. It's not really a step-by-step guide as the back cover states.
Simpe, yet effective: This is great book for first time moms, especially...don't get frustrated just follow the steps and don't give up. It works!! Good gift for a baby shower.
Just Okay: The first chapters of the book are helpful, telling you how to begin potty training. After that, it discusses several options for different types of training. It does a good job discussing the pros and cons of each type but in the end, I was as confused and overwhelmed as I was before reading the book. I was looking for a book with a whole plan of action so that is why I say this book is just okay.
Early advice: I think this is a great book to read before you even consider potty training...like when your child is 1 1/2, but if you are in the midst of training and looking for more specific advice, skip this book.
Nothing new, but still good advice: This book is easy to read and informative. However, you can find most of the same information in parenting magazines or online. I bought it at a time when I thought my son would never be potty-trained. It was good reassurance to have this book on hand. Frankly, none of the advice actaully helped me to potty train my son. It just made me feel more in control of the situation. Eventually, I just realized he had to do it at his own pace.
| Author: | Meg Zweiback | | Binding: | Paperback | | Dewey Decimal Number: | 649.62 | | EAN: | 9780764103438 | | ISBN: | 0764103431 | | Number Of Pages: | 130 | | Publication Date: | 1998-04-01 |
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