Potty Training "Mommy & Daddy": A Guide For Introducing Infant Potty Training As Early As 6 Months Old - Paperback

by Monique Samuels (Author), Sandy Malone (Editor), Sayantika Banik (Illustrator)

Real Housewife of Potomac and Not For Lazy Moms creator Monique Samuels has created a user-friendly, step-by-step guide that focuses on potty training "Mommy and Daddy" by teaching them how to introduce potty training to babies as early as six months old. Potty Training doesn't have to be a nightmare. Based on her own experiences potty training three children, Monique teaches parents how to avoid the frustrations of going from diaper dependent to diaper free! Parents often ask the question, "Why do some children catch on earlier than others? What am I doing wrong?" Most children spend the first 2 years of their lives being told that it's okay to mess themselves. After much time has passed, we then tell them, "Oh no! Don't pee and poo on yourself. Do it on the potty! Where would you get such an idea that messing yourself is okay?" Do you see the confusion a young child must go through? We create this terrible habit and then expect them to, all of a sudden, turn it off like a light switch when we feel they're too big for diapers. Monique's answer to this problem is to introduce the potty sooner than later. How soon? As soon as they are able to sit up on their own and are on solid foods! Sounds amazing? Then, this book is for you! Is your child a walker? No worries! We provide tips and tricks for toddlers as well. Monique's tried-and-true potty training method is broken down into 10 easy-to-follow steps, and can be implemented at any age. Often times, we are the roadblock between the diaper and the potty. The purpose of this book is to provide 10 simple steps in order to INTRODUCE the potty at an earlier age. We're not looking for perfection as much as familiarity. When your child realizes he or she does not have to sit in mess, you'll be surprised at how quickly they catch on! Good luck on your potty training journey and cheers to spending less money on diapers!