Potty Training
Jane Gilbert(Author)
Hamlyn (Publisher)
Published on 15. January 2003
Book
Paperback/Softback
96 pages
978-0-600-60667-3 (ISBN)
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Description
Offering a host of practical suggestions to help you cope with potty training your child, this title will show you how to recognize the signs that your child is ready to move out of nappies. It includes tips from parents on how to deal with problems such as bedwetting. The easy-to-use format includes general advice, tips, checklists, charts, case studies and Q&As.
Offering a host of practical suggestions to help you cope with potty training your child, this title will show you how to recognize the signs that your child is ready to move out of nappies. It includes tips from parents on how to deal with problems such as bedwetting. The easy-to-use format includes general advice, tips, checklists, charts, case studies and Q&As.
Offering a host of practical suggestions to help you cope with potty training your child, this title will show you how to recognize the signs that your child is ready to move out of nappies. It includes tips from parents on how to deal with problems such as bedwetting. The easy-to-use format includes general advice, tips, checklists, charts, case studies and Q&As.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Octopus Publishing Group
Illustrations
100 photographs, index
Dimensions
Height: 212 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 9 mm
Weight
232 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-600-60667-3 (9780600606673)
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Jane Gilbert
Potty Training (Pyramid PB)
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04/2006
Hamlyn
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Person
Jane Gilbert is a doctor (with experience in child health and bedwetting), broadcaster, journalist and mother of two. She writes regularly for Practical Parenting magazine and is Yorkshire Television's TV doctor.
Jane Gilbert is a doctor (with experience in child health and bedwetting), broadcaster, journalist and mother of two. She writes regularly for Practical Parenting magazine and is Yorkshire Television's TV doctor.
Jane Gilbert is a doctor (with experience in child health and bedwetting), broadcaster, journalist and mother of two. She writes regularly for Practical Parenting magazine and is Yorkshire Television's TV doctor.
Content
Part 1 The right time to potty train: child development - the physical and mental development that allows your chuld to control his bladder and bowels and the age at which to expect it; girls and boys - the difference between the sexes; recognizing the signs - letting your child lead the way and ensuring that he is ready to toilet train; in my day - the difference a generation makes, how potty training practices have changed; potty pressure - "all my friends' children have been potty trained for months", the social pressure to rush. Part 2 Potty Preparation: show them the way - children are wonderful mimics; discussing poo and wee with your child and allowing them to be more aware of their bodies; real pants or nappy pants; what potty?; childcare - will being in day-care affect your child's potty training? a look at the research and the ways to prepare your toddler and his nursery for the big event; it worked for us - tips from parents; books and videos - stories to make potty training appealing and fun. Part 3 Nappies off: making it easy on yourself - how to set your house and lifestyle up for trouble (and mess) free potty training; sense over style, getting fressed for action; now, Mummy now! getting on that potty, deciding between the relaxed and intensive approaches to potty training; little boys - toilet or potty? standing or sitting? tips to help boys hit the target; how to cope when you're out and about with a toddler in pants, including your essential emergency kit and gadgets to make life easier; how to encourage your toddler and make them enthusiastic about potty training; now wash your hands; losing your cool - the mistakes parents make and how to minimize them; how we cope - stories from parents who survived potty training. Part 4 Troubleshooting: I hate pants - how to help the child who is resistant to the potty and how to recognize when it's better to put your child back in nappies for a while; number twos - how to cope if your child insists on a nappy to poo, becomes constipated or soils; the toilet monster - hints on how to cope with the transition from potty to loo; relapses - the cause of relapse and how to manage them, when should you be worried?, how late is too late for potty training and when should you seek expert advice. Part 5 Dry nights: when to throw the nappies away; bed wetting - how common is bed wetting and how can we help children who wet the bed?, tips from parents and experts; when to get help - when bed wetting becomes a problem and the ways in which it may be treated. Part 6 How to get help: family and friends - help or hindrance; professional help - the role of the GP, health visitor and school nurse.