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Book details

Genre:FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
SubGenre:Toilet Training
Language:English
Pages:37
eBook ISBN:9780473252441

Potty Talk

Toilet Training How-to Guide

by Laura Morley

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Overview

Children are unique and there is no ‘One method fits all’ approach to toilet training. Potty Talk has a variety of ideas and methods for toilet training that can be adapted to meet a child’s needs and family circumstances, written by Laura Morley, teacher, seminar presenter and consultant. Potty Talk answers commonly asked questions and issues that parents often face while navigating the toilet training journey with their kids. It’s not rocket science, but there are things that parents can do to make it easier, including tips and strategies on how to: motivate kids who are reluctant • find the best time to start • overcome resistance to using the toilet • catch a poo in the loo • toilet train without nagging or bribery • reduce and overcome bed wetting • get kids to go to the toilet when they would rather play

Description

Children are unique and there is no ‘One method fits all’ approach to toilet training. Potty Talk has a variety of ideas and methods for toilet training that can be adapted to meet a child’s needs and family circumstances, written by Laura Morley, teacher, seminar presenter and consultant. Potty Talk answers commonly asked questions and issues that parents often face while navigating the toilet training journey with their kids. It’s not rocket science, but there are things that parents can do to make it easier, including tips and strategies on how to: motivate kids who are reluctant • find the best time to start • overcome resistance to using the toilet • catch a poo in the loo • toilet train without nagging or bribery • reduce and overcome bed wetting • get kids to go to the toilet when they would rather play

About the author

Laura Morley lives in Auckland, New Zealand with her husband and three children. She is passionate about inspiring and encouraging mums and dads to enjoy the parenting journey. She is a trained teacher who facilitates toddler behaviour and toilet training seminars as well as mentoring individuals and families. Contact her for more information via her website: www.toddlertalk.co.nz

eBook - $7.99 (AZW, EPub, PDF)

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