Mommy! I Have to Go Potty!: A Parent's Guide to Toilet Training
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How do parents know when a child is ready for toilet training? Is it okay to use rewards? What happens when kids have to return to diapers?Parent educator and columnist Jan Faull helps parents determine when it's time to start potty training and walks adults through the process and such problems as bed-wetting and constipation.
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She also suggests when to switch toilet-training methods. The anecdotes in each chapter's "Stories from the Bathroom" illustrate how different approaches can make toilet training successful and trouble-free for both parents and children.
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