PottyMD: The Ultimate Potty Training Resource! Potty Monkey Review and Giveaway!
Monday, April 20, 2009 Posted by Jolly Mom
The first step in potty training is definitely helping your child understand what the potty is so that they are more comfortable with the whole potty training process. It seems easy, but I was a bit confused as to how exactly I should do prepare Lucas for potty training. One day while searching the web for ideas, I ran across what I think is one of the best potty training resources on the web: PottyMD. PottyMD is the ONLY physician-based resource for parents, physicians, and families with concerns about all aspects of urinary and bowel problems in children. Not only do they sell really innovative and useful potty training products, but they also give parents much-needed information on potty training and help with potty problems such as bedwetting and others.
PottyMD very generously sent me the Potty Monkey for me to review. The Potty Monkey is a complete potty training system developed by Dr. Preston Smith, a pediatric urologist and potty expert. The system comes with a cute potty training monkey that has his own diapers and big Monkey underwear, a flushing toy toilet, "Monkey Learns to Potty" board book for kids, and "The Potty Trainer", a top-selling 80-page parent's book about toilet training, written by Dr. Preston Smith.The Potty Monkey is a really great potty training system. It basically works by having children teach the monkey how to use the potty! In the process, children learn how to use the potty themselves! Here's how it works: The Potty Monkey doll has a built in timer that you can set to go off every 30 minutes or 90 minutes. When the timer goes off, the monkey will remind your child to go potty by saying, "I want to go potty. Let's go potty." and "I really need to go! C'mon let's go potty!" So, your child learns to take the monkey to the potty and himself too. When you sit the monkey on his little toilet, the monkey sings songs and talks. The toilet even makes real flushing sounds! The Potty Monkey is really adorable and tastefully done. The "Monkey Learns to Potty" board book is also very cute and a great way to reinforce the idea of potty training with kids.
See The Potty Monkey In Action:
The "Potty Trainer" book for parents is AWESOME! I have to say that I love Dr. Smith's advice and philosophy. Many doctors have very rigid ideas on when and how to potty train, but Dr. Smith is very non-pressuring and basically tells you that you should go with your gut and not someone else's ideas. Dr. Preston also explains many potty training methods so that you can choose the one that you and your child are most comfortable with.Overall, I think the Potty Monkey is an awesome potty training system! It really is the total package! PottyMD also offers many more potty training products like vibrating alarm watches, bedwetting alarms, waterproof matress pads, and much more. The PottyMD website is also a very useful website for any parent that is beginning the potty training journey with their children.
Want It: The Potty Monkey Potty Training System can be purchased online at PottyMD and retails for $25!
This contest is closed. Congratulations to the winner, Marie! Winner has been emailed and has 48 hours to contact me.
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So many people are telling me my daughter should be potty trained she just turned 3. She just isnt ready!
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April 20, 2009 2:19 PM
Potty training is sometimes a decision the parent has to make for the child. I think this is what I will have to do. My daughter is 2 1/2 and even though I have been encouraging her to use the potty for about 8 months, she just says "no thank you I want a new diaper". It might be time to just take the diapers away. Thanks for hosting this potty training info!
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OMG!! That is great! I NEED that Potty Monkey! I do inhome child care and am constantly potty training children. Some are easier than others. I've learned that the verbal and physical (to dress and undress oneself) are the most crucial elements to have before starting the process. I read your blog everyday. Thanks for all that you share!
April 21, 2009 2:07 PM
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I learned that "Many children are confused, stubborn, or scared to poop in the potty." I am definitely not looking forward potty training my little guy. Thanks for the giveaway.
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April 21, 2009 4:12 PM
How helpful, thank you for this giveaway and the link to his site. I learned so much! One thing I learned was Potty Monkey also teaches children to have frequent bathroom visits, relaxed bathroom habits and the importance of a comfortable bathroom routine. While I am sure I knew this, I am not sure I would have thought about it at the time. Great reminder!
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You as the parent should approach potty training the way you feel is best. This is a reassuring thought because I want to make potty training enjoyable but don't really want to use a reward system. The potty monkey seems like the perfect balance. fun.mom.cheratgmaildotcom
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I learned that is it always better to not rush a child when trying to potty train. Let your child relax and then they will completely empty their bladder and will have less bladder infections!
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I learned that because children often don't take the time to completely empty thisr bladders that they need to go to the bathroom more often.
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April 22, 2009 9:14 AM
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I learned that waking up dry from a nap could be an indicator that the child may be ready for potty training.
April 22, 2009 10:55 AM
Interesting site. I am just starting my 2 year old to potty train so this is wonderful. I really like the Vibrating Watch since my older boy needs reminders to go. He is potty trained but gets too wrapped up in his activity and forgets to pay attention to his body. Anyway I learned that most children will stop bed wetting after turning four or five, also something we are working on.
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I learned that one sign of readiness is being able to sit still for several minutes. Might be a while for us still!
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April 22, 2009 2:57 PM
Best time to train is between 18 months and 3 years, though there is no definitive "best time."
April 22, 2009 3:00 PM
I learned that my 2 3/4 year old daughter shows all the signs of readiness and we have tried potty training but she doesn't want to...I love that I learned that "Contrary to some expert's opinions, potty training is sometimes a decision the parent needs to make for the child." I think that is great as I am just waiting for her to want to be potty trained and I may have to make the decision for her.
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April 22, 2009 3:51 PM
I saw that they have a book that will help with constipation. That is what is keeping my child from being potty trained so I think I might get that.
April 22, 2009 4:03 PM
I learned that one of the signs of readiness is when the child can sit still for several minutes at a time.
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April 22, 2009 4:50 PM
You should only potty train when you and your child feel ready, there is no *magic* time to start.
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April 22, 2009 4:58 PM
There is no right time for everyone. Sometime between 18 months and 3yrs. Wish this potty monkey had been out when I potty trained my oldest child.
April 22, 2009 10:49 PM
I have a son and daughter. Daughter is done and son is 2. I learned there is no "right" time to start.
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April 23, 2009 12:42 AM
I learned my daughter is no the only child who doesn't want to poop in the potty. Apparently my struggle is normal.
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I learned that a child usually stops wetting the bed after four or five years, but starting much earlier can benefit both you and the child.
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April 23, 2009 10:08 AM
The best time to consider toilet training is between the ages of 18 months to 3 years.
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I learned about the signs of readiness...like being able to sit still - duh, that makes sense!
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Thanks for the giveaway! I learned there are no "best ways to potty train" every child
April 24, 2009 7:46 PM
The best time to consider toilet training is between the ages of 18 months to 3 years
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I learned that 1 sign of when A Child is Ready To Be Potty Trained is he/she is eager to be changed once they wet or soil their diaper .
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I learned that if a child is old enough to talk about pee and poop, can get on/off a potty, and can discuss diaper issues then they can most likely be trained in using the potty.
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I learned there is no magic age, sometime between 18 mo. and 3 years your child will probably be interested. But every child is different.
April 27, 2009 1:33 AM
I learned that the best time to consider toilet training is between the ages of 18 months to 3 years.
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April 29, 2009 8:27 AM
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I follow you on twitter, I subscribed to your blog, I blogged about the giveaway, and I learned at PottyMD that kids may all be different and not all ready at the same times. Being a mom of 4 I am having the most challenges with my youngest. Here is the link to my blog post
http://vcagney.blogspot.com/2009/04/potty-training-update.html
April 30, 2009 1:23 PM
I am so glad to hear that there is no "right" way to potty train. I have 3 kids and they are all different in lots of ways including potty training!
The fact that this Monkey Potty is physician approved is awesome!
April 30, 2009 3:09 PM
I learned that each child is different and may not be ready to potty train as early as some other children may be.
Potty Monkey looks like a great aide in potty training... I would love to have one for my lil one!
~A lil Enchanted~
April 30, 2009 3:13 PM
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Potty Monkey looks like a great aide in potty training... I would love to have one for my lil one!
~A lil Enchanted~
April 30, 2009 3:44 PM
I liked how they said there is not one way to potty train a child. Thanks.
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