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5 numbers to know before you start potty training

Potty Training Schedule: 5 Numbers of Potty Training


One stereotype about guys that happens to be true is that we like numbers. We’re not always good with feelings and emotions, but we’re happy with any cold, hard facts we can get our hands on. This is true for potty training our kids as well. There are a lot of “experts” out there, but it can be hard to get any real data that you can use. These are the kinds of numbers you need to make potty training easier, but they are hard to find. Fortunately, we’ve put together a definitive guide to five numbers to know before you start potty training your kid.

by Dr. Chris Snellgrove
training: the schedule no one told you about

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How to Schedule Potty Training


One of the things that makes potty training confusing for guys is that for such a simple task, it can become so chaotic. Ironically, teaching this “simple” thing can get pretty complex. On the upside, it involves something guys are a bit more comfortable with: making a schedule! That's right. All those parents who potty-trained their children quickly were secretly working from a training schedule they developed. Here's what you need to know to create the potty schedule.

by Dr. Chris Snellgrove
the naked and $75 method: potty training your toddler in just a few days

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The Naked and $75 Potty Training Method


What if all it took to potty train your toddler was $75 and 3-5 days of running around the house naked? According to parenting author and psychologist Dr. John Rosemond, it’s really as simple as that. Rosemond believes that a human should not be allowed to wet himself past the age of 2. He claims that potty training isn’t rocket science and can be done in just a few days.

by Brittany Tacket, MA

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