this is too cute! who thought potty training at 1yrs old could be this fun
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Brand new to UK DVD! Elmos Potty Time.
Potty training can be fun, especially when Elmo is there to help! This Sesame Street release is all about creating a positive potty time experience for children with Elmo, Baby Bear, Grover, and other Sesame Street friends giving advice along the way! This is the perfect opportunity for children to dance, sing, and laugh through lessons of confidence-building skills and helpful healthy habits that will last a lifetime.
The perfect tool for potty training! Adults will definitely laugh along too!
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Child rearing can be a rewarding, but sometimes frustrating experience. Over the years we’ve helped parents, stepparents, grandparents, and other caregivers deal with difficult issues, such as toilet training, sleep problems in infants, behavioral issues, and a host of other concerns. To make things a bit easier for parents to find answers to questions about children’s health and behavior … from infancy through puberty … Washington Hospital in Fremont, California has developed a series of short videos called Healthy Children. Each program provides tips from physicians in answer to parents’ most common questions about children’s health.
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Yes, we sit them on the seat backwards. 4 boys…I know what I’m doing now!
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http://www.funpottytraining.com
This is a reminder that potty training stress is very real and what can happen at the far end of the spectrum. Most people don’t kill or maim their children while potty training but most potty trainers will yell and make faces during the potty training process. Take the time to learn some Patience Techniques as you’re child is worth the effort. Remember the longer potty training goes on the more likely you are to be yelling and showing your teeth. Do yourself a favor and do your child a favor and get some professional potty training and make sure that training comes with some Patience Techniques to help you through the difficult days. Good luck and remember to pre potty train your child and stay focused on potty training start day and you will succeed.
Drew Lachlan (Fun Potty Trainer)
For more information go to
http://www.funpottytraining.com
ps Five free potty training videos to help you
pps Please leave a comment on how you deal with potty training stress as it could help someone
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My son is 14 months old and over the past two weeks has been squatting when he poops. We bought him the Elmo potty training DVD because he loves Elmo and he watched it about 2-3 times but he’s kind of small for potty training. We figured it couldn’t hurt to show him but once we saw how advanced the video was (talking to toddlers) we decided it probably was WAY too early for that!
Well last night he pooped in his diaper and took it off which he has never done before. Then he squatted down and by the time my husband I noticed he had no diaper on, he squatted again and pooped on the hardwood floor. (LOL!) Talk about a priceless moment.
My question is though, is this a fluke? Or does he now recognize that he doesn’t want to be in a poopy diaper? Should we get the potty out and let him explore it or is he really too young?
We’re just not too sure what to make of it or if we should even worry yet? Any advice? Or tips?
I think the DVD is called Elmo’s Potty Time. It talks about Elmo as a baby and he asks his Daddy all sorts of questions about the process. His Daddy talks to him about accidents and diapers and the "feeling" you get when you have to go. It’s a very cute movie actually! Great concept!
Well it can’t hurt to try. If he ignores the potty then so be it. We try again another time. But we’ll see how he reacts I guess. He really seems interested in the big potty so maybe he’s ready, maybe he could care less. We’ll find out….I won’t potty train him super seriously, I’ll let him lead the way and decide based upon his reactions.
I defiantly think it’s time. If he’s not wanting to sit in a poopy diaper, then whip out that potty chair and get him going. Seems to me like he’s ready.
Lots of people wait until about 2 or 3, but I was potty trained at 14 months, and my son was potty trained by 15. DON’T WAIT!
And trust me girl, the earlier the better! HaHa. It’s so much more convenient and saves a TON of money!
Awww.. the baby is going to use the potty! I LOVE IT. Take lots of pics! You’ll wanna remember it!
GOOD LUCK!!
-Britt
This is a commercial for the 1996 Potty Training Kelly Doll. Kelly is Barbie Doll’s little sister.
Kelly really drinks and wets!
You and Barbie feed Kelly her bottle, then put her on her potty. Squeeze her tummy and she really tinkles!
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My wife and I are toilet potty training our hairless cat (Sphynx) Jazelle. We are using the CITIKITTY – Complete Cat Toilet Training Kit from http://www.citikitty.com/. We are super please so far. I has been about a week. This is the first video and we will post more soon.
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Just because you’ve put away the diapers, doesn’t mean that your child is done with potty training. The “final touches” of potty training, learning to wipe and re-clothe, can actually take more than one sitting. In this episode of The Lab, Daddy Clay and Daddy Brad offer some parenting strategies on what you can do to help your kid transition out of toilet training. DadLabs ep. 373. Brought to you by Kaboom! Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Training a cat to use a human toilet is a process that can take months. Toilet train a cat with tips from a cat behaviorist in this free video on pets and cat care.
Expert: Diana Korten
Contact: www.thecatbehaviorist.com/
Bio: Diana Korten is certified in Pet First Aid by the American Red Cross, and is a member of The National Association of Pet Sitting Professionals and The Cat Writer’s Association.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge
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