Monthly Archives: July 2008
How to Potty Train Children with Autism
How to Potty Train Children With Autism
By Echo Armman
1. First, but a potty chair and a pull-up of course. If the child doesn't feel like to do it, let it go. Try again after one or two weeks. …
Flushable, Environmentally-Friendly gDiapers
Until now, parents have had two choices: 1. Landfill-filling, environmentally unfriendly disposable diapers, or 2. Messy, icky, labor-intensive cloth diapers.
That's why I'm so excited about a new company and a new product called gDiapers. gDiapers are not cloth - …
Poop Culture: Potty Training Your Child
Healthy Children: Poop Culture: Potty Training Your Child
The link above sends you to an article on WebMd that is a very nice overview of toilet training - history, theories, and methods. The author, Dr. Steven Parker, discusses the 'parent-centered' …
Help! My Toddler Won’t Poop on the Potty! – Part 3
Ask Lisa - Free Pediatric Advice: Withholding Stool
I'd love to take credit for this advice, but it was written by Lisa-Ann Kelly R.N., .N.P.,C.Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.
In her article, Lisa-Ann presents a very thorough discussion behind …
‘The Potty Boot Camp’ Is Now Available in Paperback
'The Potty Boot Camp: Basic Training for Toddlers', written by Dr. Suzanne Riffel, is now available in a paperback version from major booksellers.
The Potty Boot Camp teaches parents a unique new toilet training method that has been successful for …
