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knittingmum · 03/06/2009 11:54

.....about how to start potty training my DD. Can anyone recommend a book I should read to help me get my head around it? (Would prefer to stay away from Gina Ford - unless you think it's really worth it) Anyone?

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Octothechildherder · 03/06/2009 19:32
  1. Potty
  2. Mini toilet seat
  3. Wine
  4. Choc Buttons
  5. Lots of patience

You don't need a book - simply take off nappy and take them to potty/ask if need wee wee every now and then.

If they know what wee wee and poo is and they are doing one - start, if they don't, don't!

Good luck - I am doing it for the third time at the moment and it is going great. The first was terrible (PFB) as he wasn't ready, the next great and ds3 - great!

MrsJamin · 04/06/2009 21:00

There's a section in the mumsnet toddlers book about potty training.

speedymum · 04/06/2009 21:43

"Early Start Potty Training" by Linda Sonna. American lady, so if you don't mind the American references, it actually has some good ideas. Don't be fooled by the "early start" bit, she covers all ages of starting, but I found it pretty inspiring (and no, we didn't train a 4 month old!!!!). Avail on Amazon for about £7.

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