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Potty Power - For Boys & Girls
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| Part No: | B0002B55DO |
| Manufacturer: | Consumervision |
| MFG Part: | 092388040396 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.5 / 5.0 |
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Initiates and motivates children's interest in toilet training.
| My 2 Year Old Daughter Loves this Video! | 2010-08-26 | 4 / 5 |
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We recently started potty training our 2 year old daughter. She enjoyed sitting on the potty, but with her diaper on or she would sit with her diaper off and then demand that a diaper be put on when she needed to go.
She seemed to love the video from the first time she saw it. We have had it for about a week and my daughter has watched it once a day. The past two night she has actually sat on the potty and used it :-)
I found the women narrater's voice a bit annoying...but other than that I think it is a good video. |
| this one was a dud! | 2010-08-16 | 2 / 5 |
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| I bought this dvd based on the outstanding reviews. I spent a long time looking for a tool that would encourage my 3-yr-old son to be a big boy and go to the potty by himself. He had been going to the potty on and off since he was 2, but was really stubborn and only wanted to do it when HE felt like it. I gave this dvd to him for Christmas '09. After he watched it, I got really excited when he immediately wanted to watch it again. I found the storyline more geared towards girls and the "friendly host" Jessica sings and talks like a munchkin. And it's really obvious the kids in this dvd are really big kids(at least four and five years old.) I wasn't surprised when my son lost interest in the dvd after the third viewing and now refuses to watch it anymore. It would have been more helpful if they had explored why the princess didn't want to go to the potty instead of having her say "I don't know" and shrugging her shoulders when she was asked why she wouldn't go to the potty. This dvd is low budget and just wasn't helpful at all. |
| just what I was looking for | 2010-08-07 | 4 / 5 |
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| My son is only 21 months old. The book I've read said not to attempt to train a boy until 2 - they don't have the bladder control until then. None the less, I've been trying to get my son excited since he was 18 months old. We have bought quite a few books and have had the potty chair sitting in the bathroom. He was showing no interest in the books or the potty. This DVD has him so excited! He dances around to all the songs (espesially "I'm Proud to Wear My Underwear" and now says potty, poop and pee (this is a boy who is going through speech therapy and has very few words). The video is so goofy but my son loves it because it has real kids. My son doesn't like animation because he has only been exposed to "Your Baby Can Read", "Signing Time" and "Brainy Baby" DVDs. I have to admit I find myself singing "What do you like to do when your sitting on the potty, when your sitting on the potty, when your sitting on the potty for a while". :) I like that they use the words potty, pee and poop - those words seem to be universal. Some books use words like "wee wee". |
| Miracle on Potty Street!!! | 2010-07-27 | 5 / 5 |
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| I can hardly believe I'm actually typing this because I have been trying (in vain) to potty train my son for over 6 months...but this video potty trained my SUPER RESISTANT son in ONE DAY!!! Granted, we've been "introducing" the potty and the process all along but my son had never willingly used the potty by himself until he watched this video. He immediately watched it 3 times in row and by the third time, he ran and grabbed his chair and joined the video toddlers in declaring "this is MY potty chair"! He sat on it and well, the rest is history. He has been accident free for two days now. Now, you should be forewarned, this video is not exactly Oscar worthy nor is the quality that great, but seriously, WHO CARES?!? Certainly not my 3-year-old nor his relieved Mommy and Daddy. I have never written a product review before but I just had to share that this was the best $15 I've ever spent. |
| definitely more for girls | 2010-07-03 | 2 / 5 |
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| ..also, probably for aolder kids, closer to 3. my daughter is 18months old and gets scared watching this video. she is not scared of her potty or her potty books, so it must be the video. |
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