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Summary: Did the impossible
Comment: My 2 year old had a severe speech delay. I was told not to worry about her being potty trained until she was older, but with in 6 months she was good to go. She really conected with the songs and watching the children sitting on the potty.
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Summary: Great training video
Comment: Potty Power is cute and designed to speak right to my child. At fist glance you think it is a little silly to watch a roll of toilet paper and a woman sing to your child about going potty, think again my daughter loves it. Very clear instructions that are fun and easy to remember. My daughter was singing all the songs after the first day.
Thank you
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Summary: Very Impressive. It is a must have DVD
Comment: This is a wonderful DVD. When we potty train we usually have to remind our toddlers that they need to go potty. Usually kids start to get annoyed with their mom reminding them of it all the time. This DVD did the reminding for me. any time I wanted to remind my 2 year old girl to go potty I would just play the DVD. They had great songs, they were catchy and they were not annoying at all. They really did a great job with getting the message to the little ones.
Of course it doesn't do the work for you, but it is a great helper.
Good luck.
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Summary: Excellent Motivation
Comment: This has been the only thing that has truly motivated my daughter. Sticker charts, rewards, etc. were of no interest to her. The songs and Princess story at the end of this were what inspired my daughter. One warning...the songs are pretty annoying to adults!, but I found it worth it for the end result of having a potty-trained daughter.
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Summary: Used the potty WITHOUT our training, only this DVD!
Comment: I'm not saying that this DVD replaces parenting, but you have to read my daughter's story!
"I did it! I'm a big girl, and I didn't need anyone's help. I didn't even need a potty! Mommy wanted to wait until I was two years old to teach me how to use a potty. Claiming it would be "easier" then. Lazy Mommy!
On my 21-month birthday, when no one was looking, I took off my pants and my diaper, and went poo poo in my art desk! I didn't need any training other than the Potty Power DVD my aunt sent me!
("The Write Desk" has a bench seat that opens for storage)
Mommy and Daddy were really surprised and bothered when they saw me without my pants or diaper on. I was scared, but I brought them to my room to show them what I did. I was very embarrassed and thought I was going to get into trouble. But when they saw what it was that was making the whole house stink, they were so happy! They sung songs and hugged me! (but not too close) I was still really embarrassed, and really confused by their happiness, but I'm glad they like looking at my poop so much.
I don't know why they were so surprised. Last night Mommy watched as I put each one of my stuffed toys on the bench one at a time, said "poo poo". I had them say bye bye to the poo poo, just like Daddy likes to, and I closed the bench.
Mommy brought out a little white round thing out of storage, and called it a "potty", but it looks strange to me. I think my desk is the perfect poop place, and everyone should try it.
I've got POTTY POWER!
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