Stress-Free Potty Training : : a Commonsense Guide to Finding the Right Approach for Your Child

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Earlier edition: 2008.
Introduction and Philosophy -- 1 Identifying Your Child's Personality Type -- 2 Determing Readiness -- 3 Applying Universal Strategies -- 4 The Goal-Directed Child -- 5 The Sensory-Oriented Child -- 6 The Internalizer -- 7 The Impulsive Child -- 8 The Strong-Willed Child -- 9 Common Interruptions -- 10 Overcoming Challenges and Obstacles -- Conclusion -- Index.
Successful potty training begins with the approach that is right for your child. Is your toddler frightened of the process, afraid even to go near the bathroom? Or does he or she seem to know when it's time to go, but can't quite make it there in time? This insightful guide helps take the stress out of the situation. The book distinguishes between common childhood personality types, providing simple strategies tailor-fit for your child, whether he or she is sensitive or stubborn, cautious or impulsive, goal-oriented or clinging to diapers. A quick quiz helps you pinpoint which method will work best. You'll learn how to: Determine your child's readiness--Build on each success--without adding undue pressure--Handle accidents and temporary setbacks--And more. Now in its second edition, "Stress-Free Potty Training" also provides targeted techniques for challenges including toilet training resistance and refusal to poop as well sensory issues. Filled with straight talk and practical advice, it takes the worry out of this important life transition.

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Stress Free Potty Training submitted by SBNB on July 13, 2016, 7:06pm This book has some good information, but it's long. Who has the time (or the will) to read a potty training book this long when there's an active toddler to look after and other work to do?