Potty Train in a Weekend

Mom of Four Shares the Secret to Having Your Child Potty Trained in a Weekend

By: Becky Mansfield

Narrated by: Kirsten Oliphant

Be ready to have your child potty trained in just three days! This book is the only complete guide to potty training that you will need. In this book, you will learn the secret to potty training in three days, how to deal with hurdles such as when they won't poop on the potty, or when they were using the potty, but now they are having accidents all of the time!

You will not be going back and forth between diapers, pull-ups, and underwear anymore. Your child will be completely trained in a weekend. This is a well-written book. It is very detailed and informative. It is going to give you all of the information and tools that you need to start potty training, and complete it in three days.

If your child is in the middle of training, this book is perfect for you, as well. It will walk you through the hurdles that you will face, the struggles that you will have, the praise and reward system that you want, and more.

Parents all over the world are having success with this system, and now you can, too!

This book is a number-one best seller for a reason!

©2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Becky Mansfield (P)2016 Becky Mansfield

Totally Worked!

My 3 year old who had no interest was potty trained, picked it up in 3 days...only thing I would add is that I kept my boy commando for a full 30 days before putting him in underwear.

Fantastic training model!

Would you listen to Potty Train in a Weekend again? Why?

Yes! If I ever have another child, I will need a refresher. She's easy to listen to.

Any additional comments?

This was the greatest potty training method! I potty trained my son at 18 months and EVERYONE is shocked. People respond in surprise every time they learn he's potty trained and not even 2 yet. I know not every child is the same, but this method is wonderful. My son did great for the first two weeks, but then my husband who works out of town came home for three weeks and it was terrible that three weeks. Just a lot of ups and downs. Then when my husband left, I hit things hard again and my son went right back on track and hasn't turned back. He sometimes has 3 accidents in a day, but usually only if we are visiting family out of town and he doesn't want to stop playing. Or if we are outside and he doesn't want to stop playing to come inside. But other than that, he has been a champ. No poop accidents for months and he's only 21 months old! I consider this a huge success and I am very grateful for the guidance this book gave me. Thank you!!!

Easy Listen

Great option if you want a crash course on potty training. I only wish it had a chapter on potty training kids who go to daycare.

Had good info but not much I didn't already know

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

It had some good ideas.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Potty Train in a Weekend?

Making sure you stay home and limit all activities

Which character – as performed by Kirsten Oliphant – was your favorite?

na

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I guess so

Great. I am eager to try it out

I will love to try this method out with my son. Thank you for sharing

Great advice

It was straight forward and to the point. I loved it and looking forward to training my 23 month old

Skepticism turned into belief!

This worked so well for our two year old! I would highly recommend for anyone!!!

Should Be A Short Blog

I am disappointed after listening. This should not be a book, it should be a blog entry. You can 100% skip this purchase and do a quick search for "How to Potty Train in a Weekend". Whatever you find and read in the next 15 minutes will likely provide all the essentials contained in the airy book.

BTW - The techniques work, just don't waste your money or credits.

GOOD CONCEPT, TOO MUCH EXTRA NON-RELEVANT EXPLANAT

Would you try another book from Becky Mansfield and/or Kirsten Oliphant?

No

Has Potty Train in a Weekend turned you off from other books in this genre?

No

Did Kirsten Oliphant do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

I appreciate more of a cut and dry approach, I don't care to hear extras about her own children's success or failures, if it works, it works.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

The actual concept worked, just alot of extra explanation of other techniques and why X happened with her child or didn't happen with her child.