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Code: Potty-Training-Doll-Scotty
Price: $49.95
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The Potty Scotty Kit includes the following 4 or 5 (DVD optional) items: 1) Potty Scotty- The Potty Training Boy Doll that is Specially Designed to Potty Train. He is an anatomically correct drink and wet-on-demand doll. He can drink water and hold it until you want him to go pee. He can pee standing up or sitting down.™ He is 16 tall and is dressed in a 2 piece outfit, so that the pants can be removed when potty training. He is also wearing a diaper underneath his clothes. He conforms to the safety requirements of ASTM F963. 2) Two bottles™ to feed Potty Scotty 3) Three "big kid" doll potty training pants (recommended by Dr Phil's method) 4) A Guide for Today's Parent This book walks parents through the entire potty process from determining if their child is ready, to how to handle bowel movement training and bedwetting. It answers common questions such as: - At what age should I start potty training?
- How do I know if my child is ready to be potty trained?
- What should I do?
- How should I potty train?
- What does potty training in one day mean?
- What about Bowel Movement Training?
- What should I do if my child resists training?
- How do I handle night time potty training and bed wetting?
- and much more.
The goal is to help parents prepare for this important developmental milestone and make it a positive and memorable experience for both parent and child. 5) A DVD for Today's Parent (OPTIONAL) Now you can learn the potty training in one day method, step-by-step, through this visual journey. You will discover: - Why Potty Training In One Day really works
- How to know if your child is ready for potty training
- What pre-training exercises to use to increase your child's understanding
- Which supplies you'll need and where to purchase them
- How to set up for the big day
- Step by step instructions for the big day
- How to handle accidents
- What to do during the follow-up week
- And so much more!
Click here for Operating Instructions for the doll.
Safety Information:
Caution: Never leave child unattended on potty or toilet Warning: CHOKING HAZARD - small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years Dolls conform to ASTM F963 Safety Requirements
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Average Customer Rating: 8 Reviews
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my favorite doll EVER. , 12.10.2008
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Reviewer: celena lawson (, maryland)
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i love him am i the only child who has a potty scotty doll i think he is adorable but they should make potty scotty clothes too i love the doll but never gave the doll water |
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Thanks soo much!!, 11.29.2008
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Reviewer: n/a (, )
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My son absolutley loves the fact that his potty scotty looks exactly like him (penis) and that they pee the same way! My son is even more excited about his aiming! Thanks so much!!!
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things to think about, 11.29.2008
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Reviewer: Shannon (Monroe, WA)
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When doing the doll that wets procedure, try to hide how you make the doll wet (you use the left leg). Our son thought it was hilarious and when he sat on the potty for the first time, he tried squeezin his left leg to make himself tinkle. Also, when making Scotty wet his pants, just pour water on the diaper, don't squeeze the leg, it makes too much noise.
I read "Toilet Training in Less than a Day" (TTINLTAD) before finding this program and using it. (same concept, shorter book) It's a great concept and has worked great for many parents that I know of. It's day 2 and our son knows what to do but will not initiate on his own. So be mentally prepared, because it's exhausting.
Get the next size up of training pants for your child. TTINLTAD says that you want them nearly falling off your child so they are super easy to get off! I didn't follow this advice and I had to cut the elastic multiple times to make them easier (as suggested by TTINLTAD) and he still had a couple accidents because he couldn't get them down in time. I went out and purchase the next size up and it's so much easier (he's 30 pounds in a 4, or large)
Also, we are realizing that we are dealing with some behavioral issues with our son in regard to following instruction. TTINLTAD says that if you are dealing with stubborness (obedience) then you should not do this method until your child is able to follow instructions well. I guess we underestimated out son.
Here is what TTILTAD said to do: Call him by name, stand close so you can be ready to manually guide him within 2 seconds of a command, point if possible, be brief, use the same words, be detailed at first and then general after understands, be enthusiastic (that's god, yes, that's right - now...yes, you're almost done...now..), and use manual guidance (instead of frustration) which ensures that actions will be carried out (gentle/firm/mild touch of your hands on his guidance through proper motions 1-2 seconds after any instruction not followed immediately, and help him help himself - don't do it for him!).
Another suggestion, water down juices so your child is not hyped up on sugar (our son is not used to so much juice and was bouncing off the walls). We used as many non sugary treats as possible. Get away from treats as soon as possible!
Also, he got really bored after the doll that wets and having used the toilet for the first time. Have some quiet toys ready to go (books, coloring, a quiet car, doll, etc). We didn't figure this out until later in the day. He was bored which caused other behavioral issues.
Stick to it!!! My husband and I wanted to throw in the towel a couple of times, but what other program has your child popping 2 times and urinating 9 on the first day of toilet training! Be consistent, and stay positive (and well rested). You can do it! and so can your child!
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 Not as great as I had hoped, 11.29.2008
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Reviewer: n/a (n/a, n/a)
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Despite doing what the instructions tell you to do, Scotty leaks when he lays down to drink. He is also very noisy when you squeeze his leg to make him pee. The leaking problem has also made it hard to get the doll to hold enough water to make the pee come out smoothly, as a stream, instead of a noisy squirt. Though I am a fan of the ideas of dolls and books to help kids learn what the potty is for, my son isnt crazy about Scotty and I find my son makes a face when Scotty is sitting on his potty trying to pee. I'm not sure if it is the doll or the noise he makes peeing. If I were you, I'd try to buy one gently used, just incase he doesnt go over well - you've havent spent over $50!
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Dolls in various races, 11.29.2008
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Reviewer: D. Caldwell (, South Carolina)
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It would be nice if you could make an African-American Potty Scotty
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