Start early, finish confidently: why a gentle approach to potty learning from as early as 6 months can help to support healthy bladder and bowel habits in young ones.
Step 1 – Preparation: Build body awareness and core skills through playful routines, short nappy-free times, and introducing the potty in a positive way.
Step 2 – Practice: Use engaging games, stories and characters l to make potty learning fun and help your child connect body signals to action.
Step 3 – Stopping nappies: Follow the gentle, evidence-based Little Steps method for a smooth transition—even if your child is anxious or has had false starts.
Inclusive and Adaptable: With a unique temperament tool and dedicated strategies for supporting neurodivergent children, the book offers adaptable and flexible methods to ensure potty training works for every child. It provides detailed guidance on navigating sensory sensitivities, communication differences, and developmental delays.
Troubleshooting made easy: Practical solutions for common challenges like accidents, resistance, constipation and night time dryness. Busy family friendly: Tips for working parents, co-parenting and childcare settings, plus guidance for naps, outings and night-time success.
