The Pocket Idiot's Guide to Potty Training Problems
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Making potty time happy for toddlers and parents. Itās one of the first rites of passage in life. Somewhere around the age of 26 monthsāmore or lessātoddlers are introduced to the potty. In The Pocket Idiotās GuideĀ® to Potty Training Problems, Alison D. Schonwald, also known as āThe Poop Doctorā of Bostonās Childrenās Hospital, addresses the needs of parents and their reluctant toddlers in a warm, reassuring manner that will calm nerves and ease tension for both the baby and parents. ⢠Includes
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This practical guide tackles one of parenting's most challenging milestones with medical expertise and genuine compassion. Dr. Schonwald, a pediatric specialist known as "The Poop Doctor," addresses everything from basic toilet introduction to complex behavioral resistance with clear, actionable advice. The book covers common issues like constipation anxiety, refusal to use the potty, and nighttime training setbacks while maintaining a reassuring tone that validates both parental frustration and toddler apprehension.
What sets this resource apart is its balance of clinical knowledge with psychological insight into why children resist this natural development. Parents struggling with prolonged training periods or specific fears will find the problem-solving approach particularly valuable, moving beyond basic techniques to address underlying causes. The combination of medical authority and empathetic understanding makes this an essential companion for anyone navigating this developmental stage with a reluctant child.
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