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Description
Transform your child's potty training journey with this innovative, evidence-based guide from leading expert Rebecca Mottram.
Go Potty is the essential resource for achieving a smooth, successful, and earlier transition out of nappies, perfectly suited to today's busy families. Drawing on over a decade of hands-on experience with thousands of children, Go Potty introduces a gentle, play-based approach that works with your child's natural development.
Learn how to recognize your child's unique signals, tailor strategies to their temperament, and make the transition from nappies enjoyable through engaging stories, games, and activities. From daytime success to night time confidence, this comprehensive guide helps you navigate common challenges and avoid the stress and anxiety often associated with traditional methods.
Supported by ERIC, the UK's Children's Bowel & Bladder Charity, this revolutionary approach promotes better bowel and bladder health while respecting your child's individual pace. Perfect for busy modern families seeking a positive potty training experience
Product details
Published | 15 Apr 2026 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 272 |
ISBN | 9781801997782 |
Imprint | Bloomsbury Education |
Dimensions | 234 x 153 mm |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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This book explains the art, craft and science of helping children become independent using the loo. It takes a kind and practical approach which recognises that children are different and need individual techniques to support them through the emotional peaks and troughs that come with the potty training territory!
Dr June O'Sullivan OBE, CEO of London Early Years Foundation (LEYF)
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Highly recommended. This is unlike other potty training books I've read. It contains so many tricks and tips which are all based on research. Part of it looks at how to engage your child based on their specific personality. My son couldn't have cared less about keeping himself clean and dry (even found it funny) but the Mr Poo and Mrs Wee characters have really resonated with him. I'm looking forward to introducing the idea of potty training with my 1 year old.
Hannah, client
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Coming across Nurse Rebecca Mottram's podcast and pottying guide was a breath of fresh air and just the encouragement and scientific evidence that we needed to help our daughter “potty train”. We had bought a famous “train in 3 days” book to start potty training her, but everything about it felt wrong, we don't expect 6-month-olds to go from a fully milk diet to eating a full roast dinner in 3 days so why was I expecting my daughter to go from nappies to potty trained overnight! It was so helpful to learn about the myth of “readiness”; we started nappy free time and potty learning with our daughter at 19 months old and from birth with our son, thanks to the knowledge we'd learnt from Rebecca's work. Rebecca's method makes complete sense, and is actually achievable, her reframing accidents as learning opportunities kept us going and we're so glad we did as our daughter is completely independent using the potty and we are able to support our son to also use the potty at just 6 months old! I recommend her method to everyone I know!
Beth, parent
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We were very apprehensive potty training our daughter as she had been withholding poos for a very long time before we started potty training. However, Rebecca was a huge support in guiding us through the whole process and really helped us to tailor our potty-training approach to our daughter's temperament and personality to make sure we were working with her rather than against her.
Georgina, parent
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We love the up-to-date research and practical techniques empowering children to go nappy-free.
Cheryl Hadland MA(Ed.), CEO of Hadland Care Group
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This book takes a kind and practical approach, recognising children are different and need individual techniques to support them through the emotional peaks and troughs.
Dr June O'Sullivan OBE, CEO of London Early Years Foundation
