Oh Crap! Potty Training: Everything Modern Parents Need to Know to Do It Once and Dp: Volume 1 (Oh Crap Parenting)

Very good book for training my 22 month old. It’s clear, concise and an easy read! Would Recommend it for sure

Definitely recommend this book for potty training I am wfh mom and managing potty training freaked me untill it read this book the techniques were very simple and much much do-able I would definitely recommend

Loved the practical tips by the author and the rational behine her approach. Its simple and no nonsense. Worked beautifully for my daughter who went from being in diaper 24*7 to being completely diaper free 24*7 in 4 days flat. Would recommend it to all parents looking to toilet train their kids.

Bisher 2 Kinder unter 2 nach dem Prinzip trocken bekommen, jedes Mal reibungslos. Gerade ist das dritte dran. Wir haben zuvor elimination communication betrieben, dadurch kannten die Kinder die Toilette und den Topf von Geburt an und waren schon trocken fürs große Geschäft. Es ging daher nur noch um das kleine, das macht es etwas einfacher. Wir sind wie empfohlen jedes Mal all in gegangen und haben radikal von heute auf morgen die Windeln komplett weggelassen, auch nachts. Toll finde ich die Hinweise im Buch zum Thema "Wann ist das Kind bereit?" und die praktischen Tipps bei Problemen. Tatsächlich hat sich als am schwierigsten herausgestellt, die Krippe von dem Konzept zu überzeugen, die fest der Meinung waren, Kinder können erst mit jenseits 3 oder 4 trocken werden.

We followed this book to a T with our 22 month and it worked amazingly! Love all the troubleshooting too. It's very complete.

Just Google rather, more info online.

Es una guía útil sobre cómo llevar el entrenamiento para dejar el pañal. He escuchado este “método” con varias mamás y pensé que al leer el libro me quedaría más claro, no lo hizo. Sin embargo, creo que para mamás como yo, perdidas en el tema está bien de inicio.

I was really nervous about toilet training my 2yr old. I just kept thinking that I'd never toilet trained anyone before, couldn't remember what it was like to be toilet trained and didn't have a clue where to start. So I did what I always do when I'm anxious about learning something new: I read a book on the subject. And I couldn't have read a better one. Jamie not only has years of experience, but she also has obvious intuition about toilet training and toddler discipline. Not to mention she is realistic. So does tell you that your kid will be toilet trained in 3 days flat (as some books claim) but rather talks about the blocks on the road to toilet training success. Complete the blocks / stepping stones, one by one at the child's pace and he or she will get the message and start showing initiative about all-things toilet! My husband and I followed the book with our daughter who was 27 months old when we started toilet training. We made mistakes but nothing too major, and we checked ourselves against the guidelines of the book. The first 3 days were intense and so exhausting that we felt tempted to give up. But on the 4th day our daughter turned a corner, moved on to block 2, and everything became steadily easier. Our goal was to have her fully toilet trained by 30 months as Jamie's book admits that things get a lot harder at that age. We started night training her around 29 months and she wet the bed about once a week for maybe two months. Now she initiates all her day and nighttime toilet visits. So it took our daughter about 2 months to stop having day accidents and about another 2 months to stop having night accidents. 4 months is great in comparison to a year or even 2 years of begging and pleading with a toddler to use the toilet. I am satisfied and never expected it to be a 3 day affair, especially since we started toilet training at a time when she really wanted to start testing the parental boundaries in a lot of areas. The book has lots of advice and solutions for parents who have already attempted toilet training and hit a stale-mate and also for the more difficult age groups like 3yrs+ I appreviated this book so much that I bought Jamie's other book "oh crap, I have a toddler" and loved it just as much!