Potty training or toilet training is teaching children to use the toilet or bathroom. For a more formal definition, it assists the child's learning process to control the elimination of urine and stool. It involves the ability of the child to anticipate the need for passing urine or having a bowel movement and successfully doing their business on the toilet or a child potty Potty training allows a child to gain independence and is the start of self-mastery of his or her body. It helps give a child a positive self-image and boosts up self-esteem even at a very young age. Potty trained children are less likely to spread fecal-related disease in daycare or pre-school. Also, being potty trained significantly lowers the risk of diaper-related problems such as diaper rash, skin allergies, and urinary tract infections. Potty training is environmentally healthy. Children who can use the toilet are less likely to use both cloth and plastic diapers. The synthetic materials in plastic diapers may not decompose. In contrast, washing cloth diapers need large amounts of water, soap, and electricity. Being potty-trained means fewer diapers to cause any environmental impact. It saves resources and energy while lessening the amount of garbage put out every day. This book covers: When to start Different methods of potty training Understand if your child is ready Myths and misconception Preparing yourself Preparing the child Introduce the toilet And much more! This book contains everything you need to successfully potty train your child. It includes all information needed to introduce your child to using the toilet. You will learn how to make sure they are clean on their way there, which diaper type is best for them, and when they are done using the potty bowl. This book contains everything you need to successfully potty train your child. Ready to get started? Click "Buy Now"!