Are you eager to say goodbye to diapers without the need for bribes? Do you wish potty learning could be a rewarding bonding experience rather than a battle? If you’re struggling with a wiggly toddler during diaper changes, you’re not alone.
For families with limited potty training experience or those facing challenges at any stage, there’s a wonderful opportunity to learn a gentle, evidence-based approach to transitioning from diapers to the potty. Potty training can be about teaching essential hygiene practices while spending quality time together. With all the extra time spent at home, now is an ideal moment to tackle this journey!
Join our virtual workshop for a shame-free exploration of potty learning. This session will allow you to ask questions tailored to your family’s unique situation. It’s a chance to connect and share experiences, making the process easier and more enjoyable for everyone involved.
To register for this free workshop, click here.
Leading the session is Jamie Parker, a LGBTQ+ parent and experienced educator, lactation consultant, and gentle sleep advisor. With over 20 years in infant and toddler care, Jamie runs a consulting service called Smart Parenting Solutions, where they’ve guided families to become Potty Savvy through both private coaching and popular workshops. Jamie is excited to offer this valuable session to our community!
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In summary, potty learning is an important milestone that can foster connection rather than conflict. With the right guidance and resources, you can make this transition smoother for your family during these unusual times.