Poo on the Loo

Avoid the potty-training pitfalls — and help your child build toilet confidence for life Most potty-training methods are focused on getting children out of nappies as quickly as possible. But for many families, rushing simply doesn’t work. More children than ever are struggling with toileting difficulties, leading to fear, stress and accidents. Paediatric nurse and potty-training specialist Ann Costigan believes we’ve been missing a crucial piece of the puzzle: for many children, hidden constipation makes toileting painful and frightening, often leading to withholding behaviour. In Poo on the Loo , shares her gentle three-step plan to help you guide your child through potty training when they’re truly ready. You’ll discover: How to prepare your child and ensure they have a healthy bladder and bowel Tricks and tools for losing the nappies while building toilet confidence Practical tips for overcoming common challenges including constipation, regression and bedwetting Whether you’re starting potty training for the first time or trying again after setbacks, Poo on the Loo will help your child feel happier, calmer and more confident as you work towards lasting toilet success.