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Potty Training Summary

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This is a wonderful book on the potty training of kids covering the need as well as the benefits of potty training, tools and methods used for potty training and challenges faced by the parents i.e. trainers during the training period. I have found this book very informative and convincing in a way that it highlights the risks & hygienic issues related to the use of diapers viz a viz the benefits of potty training. This book covers most of the issues faced by parents while potty training of their kids and gives a way to come out of such situations. I have found the issues discussed in the chapter of Potty Training Regression very interesting and very accurate as per my personal observation. I recommend this book to every parent for potty

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