“How A Desperate Texas Mother of 3
Stumbled Across The Real Secret To
Fast And Easy Potty Training”

...And What She Discovered About Other Methods 
That Promise 3 Day—Even 1 Day—Results!

Throw Away Every Potty Training Book You've Got!
You Can't Use A "One-Size-Fits-All" Approach To Train Your Child.
Now You Can Choose Which Style Best Fits Your Tot's Needs!

From: Joyce Adams
Date: 

Dear Mother and Frustrated Potty Trainer,

I admit, I hated potty training my first child. And I would do anything to make it happen as quickly—and with as few tears—as possible. About the only thing I hated worse than potty training was DIAPERS!

But like you, I love my kids (all three), and I think I'm a good, caring mother! So you can understand why...

I just wanted to choke my friend Sherry when she bragged that her son, Blake, was already out of diapers, and at only one year old! My daughter, Jenna, was 3—and I was still buying Pull-Ups every week!

I had tried everything: buying her an Elmo potty seat, forking over money for the special diapers that practically give their little butts frostbite when they tinkle. You name it, I tried it. Nothing worked. And after all...

Aren't girls supposed to potty train faster than boys? Or is that another myth?

Finally, I swallowed my pride and—in desperation—asked Sherry how she did it. I couldn't take Jenna anywhere without lugging that bulky diaper bag around. And with Pull-Ups, you get fewer diapers for more money (what kind of rip-off is that?). Here's what she told me...

Sherry potty trained Blake in a day (that's not a misprint...she said one 24-hour day)! I nearly fainted. I didn't believe her—I mean, I almost couldn't believe her, after all the struggle I'd gone through with Jenna. But then she made me an offer I couldn't refuse...

She came over one day and showed me how to do it. Sherry spent the day with us, and the next day—even though I was worried enough to put Jenna in some Pull-Ups—she kept them dry all day! I was stunned. What a wonderful discovery!

-It's Absolutely True!
1 Child. 24 Hours. 1 Parent.
And Now Your Toddler Can Be Diaper-Free Forever!

Then I had Ryan, my first boy.

When he was 2—and still hadn't given me signs he was ready to potty train—I decided we'd go into "24 Hour Lock Down" and say goodbye to diapers for him, too! But something happened...

He didn't stay dry the next day...or the next...or the next. Sherry's "magical" one-day method failed! Or maybe I'd failed (we moms always worry about that, don't we?). I needed a different approach for Ryan, so I set out to find other proven potty training methods—methods that were as fast and easy as possible. After a good deal of searching, and lots of talking with other moms, I uncovered five simple techniques that really got results! And here's the greatest discovery of all...

No Matter How Good The Method, One Doesn't Fit All!

It makes perfect sense when you think about it. If you've had two or three kids, you can tell just how different each one really is, right? So it just follows that one particular style of training is probably better suited to one child than any other. What this means is...

When you enter the "Potty Training Zone," you'd better be prepared with an arsenal of approaches—or you could be in for lots of accidents, frustration and tears. And now, you don't have to enter the "Zone" unprepared, because I've taken my experience from training my kids—and the experiences of other moms—and combined all of our successful approaches into one new book, Fast and Simple Potty Training Methods. In this easy-to-read publication, you'll discover...

As parents, it's important that our children reach their developmental milestones on schedule—or even sooner! It's not just so we can gloat to our friends and family, but because we want to give our children the best gift we can give them—preparedness.

Reading is an essential skill for every child, but some kids struggle with it from "Day One." Instead of relying on a teacher to do the job in a room full of other kids, where your child can't get personal, one-on-one attention, why not plant the seeds of good reading before he or she ever even enters the school classroom?

As a librarian, I know that reading helps children grow in many ways—not just in academic advancement. When children know how to read, they become more self-sufficient, creative, and more interested in learning. And here's a surprise...

Part of learning to read involves being read to, and you'll delight in the experience of teaching your baby the joy of reading, because it helps strengthen the bond between you and your little one as you pore over books together. This guide by Mary Alice Nelson gives your child the ultimate head start!

And even better: It's yours, FREE, when you order "Fast And Simple Potty Training Methods."