Comments for Potty Training in One Day http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com Mon, 13 Feb 2012 22:55:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on About the Book & DVD! by Narmin http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/what-is-it/#comment-2697 Narmin Mon, 13 Feb 2012 22:55:11 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/what-is-it/#comment-2697 You can buy it on Potty Training Concepts - here is a link to it. <a href="http://pottytrainingconcepts.com/PT1Day-DVD-Book.html" rel="nofollow">Potty Training in One Day - Book and DVD Set</a> You can buy it on Potty Training Concepts – here is a link to it.
Potty Training in One Day – Book and DVD Set

]]> Comment on About the Book & DVD! by Estela rivas http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/what-is-it/#comment-2693 Estela rivas Mon, 13 Feb 2012 20:38:18 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/what-is-it/#comment-2693 How do I get my hands on this? Cost? How do I get my hands on this? Cost?

]]> Comment on I have more questions! by Farrah McIntyre http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/i-have-more-questions/#comment-1361 Farrah McIntyre Mon, 15 Aug 2011 15:53:57 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/i-have-more-questions/#comment-1361 My 26 month old son successfully used the Potty training in one day method. It took about two weeks for him to be almost completely trained, except for bedtime. Recently, he has completely regressed. He will not tell me when he has to "go," when I take him in to the bathroom, he will sit on Potty chair or toilet and usually won't go. A few minutes later he has wet underwear. The 10 trips don't seem to work anymore, neither does the sticker chart or other rewards. There has not been anything to stress him, nothing to cause this sudden change. Do you have any advice? I'm completely befuddled... Thank you so much for any advice! My 26 month old son successfully used the Potty training in one day method. It took about two weeks for him to be almost completely trained, except for bedtime.

Recently, he has completely regressed. He will not tell me when he has to “go,” when I take him in to the bathroom, he will sit on Potty chair or toilet and usually won’t go.

A few minutes later he has wet underwear. The 10 trips don’t seem to work anymore, neither does the sticker chart or other rewards.

There has not been anything to stress him, nothing to cause this sudden change.

Do you have any advice?

I’m completely befuddled…

Thank you so much for any advice!

]]> Comment on How do I know if my child is ready for potty training? by Julie Helferich http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/how-do-i-know-if-my-child-is-ready-for-potty-training/#comment-1182 Julie Helferich Sat, 14 May 2011 17:02:28 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/how-do-i-know-if-my-child-is-ready-for-potty-training/#comment-1182 I am despeprate for some help. I bought your book potty training in one day. I have read it and am waiting on the potty patty and extra mattress cover, portable potty seat etc.. to come before we have "the big day". My daughter is 3 years and 4 months. She seems to be ready and at preschool asks to use the potty all the time. the only problem is she will not pee in the potty or poop in it for that matter. She asks to go to the potty and sits on it but then says she has no pee. She will hold her pee from 8am until about 4pm and then pee in her pull-up when she gets home. One day she helo it for 10 hrs. she seems to want to wear big girl panty's and be like all her friends at preschool but can not relax enough to let her pee or poop out into the potty. I do not know what to do. she uses her pull ups to pee because she can not relax on the potty and do it. do I take that crutch away for good. if so I worry about uti's. Very frustrated and wondering if my child will ever be fully ready for potty training?! She was 10 weeks premature at birth but has not had any issues because of it. Any help or advise is very much appreciated! I am despeprate for some help. I bought your book potty training in one day. I have read it and am waiting on the potty patty and extra mattress cover, portable potty seat etc.. to come before we have “the big day”. My daughter is 3 years and 4 months. She seems to be ready and at preschool asks to use the potty all the time. the only problem is she will not pee in the potty or poop in it for that matter. She asks to go to the potty and sits on it but then says she has no pee. She will hold her pee from 8am until about 4pm and then pee in her pull-up when she gets home. One day she helo it for 10 hrs. she seems to want to wear big girl panty’s and be like all her friends at preschool but can not relax enough to let her pee or poop out into the potty. I do not know what to do. she uses her pull ups to pee because she can not relax on the potty and do it. do I take that crutch away for good. if so I worry about uti’s. Very frustrated and wondering if my child will ever be fully ready for potty training?! She was 10 weeks premature at birth but has not had any issues because of it. Any help or advise is very much appreciated!

]]> Comment on I have more questions! by Mallori http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/i-have-more-questions/#comment-988 Mallori Sat, 01 Jan 2011 04:12:15 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/i-have-more-questions/#comment-988 I have a 45 month old (3 months shy of his 4th birthday) boy. We have patiently waited for him to provide us with cues that he is ready. He passes the readiness test in all areas but does not want to use the toilet. We have tried several methods and then waited again when he continued to resist. Today we spent the entire day today on this method and he used the toilet 2 times. The first was 4 hours after initiating the method and the next was 3 hours later. He had accidents when we went to family's home tonight, and we did practice runs. But he will tell me that he wants a diaper so he can go to the bathroom. He tells me that he knows we have them (he has a 20 month old sister who is still in diapers and I am expecting #3 in a couple of months). He will not sit on the potty any more...and the only reason he went earlier today is unsure? He seems anxious, but I have discussed it with him many times and I can't determine the cause....he gets upset when he has an accident but he doesn't want to sit on the toilet either. His sister has gone to the bathroom more than he has...and that competition doesn't effect him either. "Good Job Lilly" he tells his sister.... I'm trying to stay positive, but I'm not sure what direction to take and I am concerned that he will be left behind in his class at daycare soon because he is not yet trained. We haven't even discussed this yet, but it is a possibility...HELP! I have a 45 month old (3 months shy of his 4th birthday) boy.

We have patiently waited for him to provide us with cues that he is ready. He passes the readiness test in all areas but does not want to use the toilet. We have tried several methods and then waited again when he continued to resist.

Today we spent the entire day today on this method and he used the toilet 2 times. The first was 4 hours after initiating the method and the next was 3 hours later. He had accidents when we went to family’s home tonight, and we did practice runs. But he will tell me that he wants a diaper so he can go to the bathroom. He tells me that he knows we have them (he has a 20 month old sister who is still in diapers and I am expecting #3 in a couple of months). He will not sit on the potty any more…and the only reason he went earlier today is unsure?

He seems anxious, but I have discussed it with him many times and I can’t determine the cause….he gets upset when he has an accident but he doesn’t want to sit on the toilet either.

His sister has gone to the bathroom more than he has…and that competition doesn’t effect him either. “Good Job Lilly” he tells his sister….

I’m trying to stay positive, but I’m not sure what direction to take and I am concerned that he will be left behind in his class at daycare soon because he is not yet trained. We haven’t even discussed this yet, but it is a possibility…HELP!

]]> Comment on I have more questions! by J http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/i-have-more-questions/#comment-713 J Tue, 12 Oct 2010 20:57:50 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/i-have-more-questions/#comment-713 I used your book to train my 2 1/2 year old son. I began training him on a Thursday morning and he was completely potty trained (both pee/poo) two weeks later. He only had one accident 5 days after, and that was it. He has only peed at night once and that was my fault for letting him drink too much close to bed. He knows when to pee/poo and where to go. Even when out and about, he has no problem going to a public restroom (he actually enjoys seeing all the restrooms). He has always been very good about saying when he needs to go and most of the time just going to the bathroom without prompting from me. He has always been very happy about going potty!!! Even without rewards!!! My issue has come up recently and I am at my wits end. I'm not sure if this is a result of something I have done, or maybe the teachers at the school. I just don't understand how he could go from doing so wonderfully to almost the complete opposite............................ He was trained approximately 3 weeks prior to starting a preschool. He attends preschool 2 days a week for 4 hours a day. For the first 2 1/2 weeks, he did great. He is the only child in underwear that tells the teachers when he needs to go. The teachers even asked me how I had him completely trained so early. (I told them about your resources). They were always commenting on how great he was doing at that did well both standing and sitting....both peeing and pooing. In the past three weeks however, he has turned in to a different child both pertaining to the potty and to overall attitude. It started by him having a BM at school for the first time (and the only BM at school at that time). They didn't have wet wipes to wipe him and he got all upset because it was painful. That was a Thursday. The following Sunday he had his first pee accident at home while playing in the front yard with dad. That week he had two accidents at school on the same day...one on the playground and the other inside while playing with other children. They were both pee accidents. The teachers decided to "prompt" him more. With the prompting came defiance. He is very independent and even though normally very even tempered, he has become quite strong willed. Last week he had a poo accident. The teachers "promted" him that it was time to go potty another time and he said No he didn't need to and hid under the table. They said they "dragged" him out to go potty. Today, same thing. They told him it was time to go potty and he resisted by screaming and going limp, etc....they "dragged" him to the potty. He wouldn't go, but when the teacher left him, he peed in his pants in the middle of the room. I am baffled at this complete turnaround in my child in both his attitude and defiance. Do you have any suggestions as to what my be happening? Is it the manner in which the teachers are treating him on this issue? How should I approach them and what can I ask them to do? or something that maybe I'm doing or not doing? if so, what can I ask them to do. He says he wants to wear a diaper again and be a baby. I am tempted to let him be a baby and just love on him instead of him feeling like he's doing something wrong. Would that be so terrible if it's what will make him feel better? I used your book to train my 2 1/2 year old son. I began training him on a Thursday morning and he was completely potty trained (both pee/poo) two weeks later. He only had one accident 5 days after, and that was it. He has only peed at night once and that was my fault for letting him drink too much close to bed. He knows when to pee/poo and where to go. Even when out and about, he has no problem going to a public restroom (he actually enjoys seeing all the restrooms). He has always been very good about saying when he needs to go and most of the time just going to the bathroom without prompting from me. He has always been very happy about going potty!!! Even without rewards!!!

My issue has come up recently and I am at my wits end. I’m not sure if this is a result of something I have done, or maybe the teachers at the school. I just don’t understand how he could go from doing so wonderfully to almost the complete opposite……………………….

He was trained approximately 3 weeks prior to starting a preschool. He attends preschool 2 days a week for 4 hours a day. For the first 2 1/2 weeks, he did great. He is the only child in underwear that tells the teachers when he needs to go. The teachers even asked me how I had him completely trained so early. (I told them about your resources). They were always commenting on how great he was doing at that did well both standing and sitting….both peeing and pooing.
In the past three weeks however, he has turned in to a different child both pertaining to the potty and to overall attitude. It started by him having a BM at school for the first time (and the only BM at school at that time). They didn’t have wet wipes to wipe him and he got all upset because it was painful. That was a Thursday. The following Sunday he had his first pee accident at home while playing in the front yard with dad. That week he had two accidents at school on the same day…one on the playground and the other inside while playing with other children. They were both pee accidents. The teachers decided to “prompt” him more. With the prompting came defiance. He is very independent and even though normally very even tempered, he has become quite strong willed. Last week he had a poo accident. The teachers “promted” him that it was time to go potty another time and he said No he didn’t need to and hid under the table. They said they “dragged” him out to go potty. Today, same thing. They told him it was time to go potty and he resisted by screaming and going limp, etc….they “dragged” him to the potty. He wouldn’t go, but when the teacher left him, he peed in his pants in the middle of the room. I am baffled at this complete turnaround in my child in both his attitude and defiance.

Do you have any suggestions as to what my be happening? Is it the manner in which the teachers are treating him on this issue? How should I approach them and what can I ask them to do?

or something that maybe I’m doing or not doing? if so, what can I ask them to do.

He says he wants to wear a diaper again and be a baby. I am tempted to let him be a baby and just love on him instead of him feeling like he’s doing something wrong. Would that be so terrible if it’s what will make him feel better?

]]> Comment on I have more questions! by Marilyn http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/i-have-more-questions/#comment-522 Marilyn Sun, 11 Jul 2010 23:40:50 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/i-have-more-questions/#comment-522 My daughter will be 3 in October and we are on day 3 of potty training. I am so impressed, she did not have any accidents on day 3. My only concern, is she continues to be wet after naps and night time. She goes potty before she sleeps, but her cloth training pants are soaked when she rises. The first night, she woke up at 6am and said she had to go pee pee, but her training pants (from program) are already wet. Should I give it a couple more days before I switch to nighttime underwear? I do place her potty seat in her room by a light as well. Any thoughts or suggestions would be great and very much appreciated!! Warmly, Marilyn L My daughter will be 3 in October and we are on day 3 of potty training. I am so impressed, she did not have any accidents on day 3. My only concern, is she continues to be wet after naps and night time. She goes potty before she sleeps, but her cloth training pants are soaked when she rises. The first night, she woke up at 6am and said she had to go pee pee, but her training pants (from program) are already wet. Should I give it a couple more days before I switch to nighttime underwear? I do place her potty seat in her room by a light as well.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be great and very much appreciated!!

Warmly,
Marilyn L

]]> Comment on I have more questions! by Joan http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/i-have-more-questions/#comment-478 Joan Tue, 18 May 2010 01:26:41 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/i-have-more-questions/#comment-478 2nd question regarding son training together with 27 mos old twin sister....he initiates a lot and pees nearly every time. has had a couple accidents when he gets so excited playing. and we do practice runs....and my challenge is with getting him down for a nap and bedtime...it's taking a lot longer with muitple requests to go potty, go potty and he does go...if not he wets for sure....I know he is learning and may be anxious...I also know he likes all the extra praise and attention so he is stalling a bit.....once or twice I clarified if he wants to go potty or play...and he said play....anyway i don't want to quash him wanting to go and he is actually peeing not holding like his sister yet when do I cut off potty time so to speak and enforce bedtime? both he and his sister used to go to bed very well with a good routine. how to I keep boundaries and routine and support his potty training. They are both in cribs so I am the one who has to take them if they ask. I don't mind a couple to three trips as they get ready for bed, read and of course I am trying to cut off liquids earlier. and yet back and forth, back and forth, very resistive and putting off bed for an extra hour is not a habit i want to continue. Please let me know any suggestions. thanks again Joan 2nd question regarding son training together with 27 mos old twin sister….he initiates a lot and pees nearly every time. has had a couple accidents when he gets so excited playing. and we do practice runs….and my challenge is with getting him down for a nap and bedtime…it’s taking a lot longer with muitple requests to go potty, go potty and he does go…if not he wets for sure….I know he is learning and may be anxious…I also know he likes all the extra praise and attention so he is stalling a bit…..once or twice I clarified if he wants to go potty or play…and he said play….anyway i don’t want to quash him wanting to go and he is actually peeing not holding like his sister yet when do I cut off potty time so to speak and enforce bedtime? both he and his sister used to go to bed very well with a good routine. how to I keep boundaries and routine and support his potty training. They are both in cribs so I am the one who has to take them if they ask. I don’t mind a couple to three trips as they get ready for bed, read and of course I am trying to cut off liquids earlier. and yet back and forth, back and forth, very resistive and putting off bed for an extra hour is not a habit i want to continue. Please let me know any suggestions. thanks again Joan

]]> Comment on I have more questions! by Joan http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/i-have-more-questions/#comment-477 Joan Tue, 18 May 2010 01:12:35 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/i-have-more-questions/#comment-477 Hi, I am using the program with my 27mo old boy/girl twins at the same time. My husband did it with me for the first two days. They definitely know what they are supposed to do and have self initiated a lot and some accidents. For my girl, she holds her pee for very very long time which is good duriing naps and nighttime...yet during the day she will go back and forth and back and forth to potty doing all the steps and of course 2 hours later after the 12th visit to potty she will have an accident not far from the potty. Even when she sits for 5-10 mins she hasn't gone. The only time she 1/2 made it was she saying "go potty" and just as she got in front of it she started to wet and I just put her down on the potty. Maybe I should have let her wet anyway? and I felt like she needed a little success and the feeling of it. We have stuck with 10 practice runs any of the other times and I just praise her a lot for initiating and all the other steps of it. She will not do any other practicing. I just do a lot of dry checks when I know she has to go and doing a pee pee dance, directing her to go and asking her what big girls do and show me...she knows it. Should I just wait it out for it to click since she does seem to be aware of the full bladder and initiates a lot...just a timing thing that needs to click and some how relaxing to go on demand so to speak? This would be day 3. Perhaps after a few more days of practice runs for wet pants it will click? Please let me know any suggestions. Thanks Hi, I am using the program with my 27mo old boy/girl twins at the same time. My husband did it with me for the first two days. They definitely know what they are supposed to do and have self initiated a lot and some accidents. For my girl, she holds her pee for very very long time which is good duriing naps and nighttime…yet during the day she will go back and forth and back and forth to potty doing all the steps and of course 2 hours later after the 12th visit to potty she will have an accident not far from the potty. Even when she sits for 5-10 mins she hasn’t gone. The only time she 1/2 made it was she saying “go potty” and just as she got in front of it she started to wet and I just put her down on the potty. Maybe I should have let her wet anyway? and I felt like she needed a little success and the feeling of it. We have stuck with 10 practice runs any of the other times and I just praise her a lot for initiating and all the other steps of it. She will not do any other practicing. I just do a lot of dry checks when I know she has to go and doing a pee pee dance, directing her to go and asking her what big girls do and show me…she knows it. Should I just wait it out for it to click since she does seem to be aware of the full bladder and initiates a lot…just a timing thing that needs to click and some how relaxing to go on demand so to speak? This would be day 3. Perhaps after a few more days of practice runs for wet pants it will click? Please let me know any suggestions. Thanks

]]> Comment on Parent Testimonials by Johanna Secrest http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/parent-testimonials/#comment-292 Johanna Secrest Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:00:27 +0000 http://www.potty-training-in-one-day.com/blog/parent-testimonials/#comment-292 <p>THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Potty training in one day.</p> <p>It REALLY REALLY works. My daughter turns 3 in December 09 and she is finally very happy to be potty trained. We tried toilet training in July but she was not ready. She had all the signs but did NOT want to do it. I also feel like I did not have all the tools to be a good teacher. Thank you for giving such great instructions and a method that is so do-able for both the parent and child.</p> <p>I had some skeptical buying the doll, the book and the DVD. Boy oh boy am I glad I got the whole system despite my skepticism. This product has been worth every single penny. It is worth it to see the pride in my daughters face. She goes both number 1 AND 2 on the potty.</p> <p>Literally all done in 1 day for number 1 and day 2 for number 2. AWESOME.</p> <p>Great! GREAT! So rewarding for us both. I can't thank you enough.</p> <p>I am so glad my friend recommended Potty Training In One Day. I vow to tell all my friends and new moms all about it.</p> <p>What a FANTASTIC product.</p> <p>Potty Training in One Day REALLY REALLY WORKS!!!!!!!! YAAA.</p> THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Potty training in one day.

It REALLY REALLY works. My daughter turns 3 in December 09 and she is finally very happy to be potty trained. We tried toilet training in July but she was not ready. She had all the signs but did NOT want to do it. I also feel like I did not have all the tools to be a good teacher. Thank you for giving such great instructions and a method that is so do-able for both the parent and child.

I had some skeptical buying the doll, the book and the DVD. Boy oh boy am I glad I got the whole system despite my skepticism. This product has been worth every single penny. It is worth it to see the pride in my daughters face. She goes both number 1 AND 2 on the potty.

Literally all done in 1 day for number 1 and day 2 for number 2. AWESOME.

Great! GREAT! So rewarding for us both. I can’t thank you enough.

I am so glad my friend recommended Potty Training In One Day. I vow to tell all my friends and new moms all about it.

What a FANTASTIC product.

Potty Training in One Day REALLY REALLY WORKS!!!!!!!! YAAA.

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