Kids' potty training helper

If you’re interested in kids' potty training helper, here are some alterations to Fellom’s method that might make the process work better for you:

Instead of a potty dance, use other rewards, such as stickers, treats, or the promise of kids' potty training helper.

Instead of taking your child into the bathroom with you, use a wet-on-command doll to demonstrate the process of peeing on the potty. Kids' potty training helper in Less Than a Day explains how to do it.

To get help, check out websites and books from experts like Narmin Parpia and Teri Crane. If you’re in the Chicago area, you can consider Wendy Sweeney’s Booty Camp program (or you can use her DVD).

If you decide against the quick-training approach, there are plenty of other options for kids' potty training helper. If you’d like to start earlier, when your child is still a baby, there’s infant potty training and pediatrician Jill M. Lekovic’s Diaper-Free Before 3 program, based on the book of the same name.

There are also plenty of ways to train toddlers and older kids more gradually. Check out our information on kids' potty training helper your toddler and potty training your preschooler for signs of readiness, do’s and don’ts, ways to start, handling accidents, kids' potty training helper boys and girls, and more.