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Essay On Potty Training

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If you are ready to potty train, your child or are even just considering it than this book is definitely for you! You may feel like you are overwhelmed or don’t know where to start but in this book I am going to explain everything you need to know about potty training to you.
Not only are you going to learn the steps you need to take in order to potty train your son or daughter in three days (and sometimes even less) by the time you finish this book you are going to know how to do it completely stress free.
This book is going to give you every step you need to take as well as all of the information you need as a parent to ensure that your child is successful at potty training and that you are relaxed during the entire experience.
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What many of us do not look forward to is what can be described as one of the most trying times of our lives.
As a mother with three children and a former owner of a daycare, I can tell you that potty training does not have to be trying, you do not have to get stressed out about it and it really is possible to potty train your child in one day or less.
First of all before we even begin the book, I want to express how important it is for you to not compare your child to the other children around you. Many times, we hear of parents who brag because their child was potty trained before they were two years old and we are struggling to potty train our four year old before preschool starts.
When your child is potty-trained does not reflect on the type of parent you are. It all comes down to when the child is ready and we will discuss how you can know if your child is ready later.
Let me tell you a little about myself and my potty training experience. My oldest child was potty trained on his second birthday. It took one day and he was done. My middle child began potty training on her first birthday when I found out I was pregnant with my third child. She trained quickly. Then my third child came along and he was not ready to be potty trained until he was

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