Potty training is less about age and more about readiness. In fact, there is no “perfect age!” This is a huge transition for our little ones and waiting until they’re emotionally, cognitively, and physically ready is the easiest and least stressful way to teach them this skill! Want to learn the signs of readiness to decide the right time to get started? Click here to download my FREE readiness checklist.

Each guide is designed to meet families at different places in their potty training journey. Here’s a quick overview -

The Complete Potty Training Guide is perfect for families who haven’t started potty training yet, as well as those who may have already started but are feeling unsure, stuck, or in need of a fresh approach with a clear, step-by-step plan.

The Poop Playbook is best for families whose toddlers have mastered peeing in the potty and only need help learning to poop in the potty.

The Nighttime Plan is best for families whose toddlers have mastered daytime dryness and only need help ditching their night diapers.

If you’re still not sure, DM us on Instagram or email us and we’ll be happy to help you choose!

Yes! If you feel like you’ve tried everything and you want more tailored support and guidance, we offer 1:1 services. Click here to schedule your coaching call!

As a pediatric physical therapist, I understand the developmental milestones that every child goes through, so rather than pushing for perfection or rushing through strict timelines, I focus on connection, play, and building comfort with the process. I help parents navigate the emotional, physical, and cognitive readiness signs, ensuring their child feels confident and empowered every step of the way. With my guide, you’re not just training your child to use the potty—you’re fostering a positive, calm environment for both of you to grow through this milestone together

The time it takes to potty train your child can vary depending on your child's readiness, personality, and pace. However, my approach emphasizes patience and connection, allowing your toddler to learn at their own speed while making the experience enjoyable. The process is designed to feel like a positive milestone, not a rushed task, which can make it feel quicker and more manageable.

Although many courses promise fast results, sometimes over a single weekend, childhood milestones don’t often work that way. Think back to when your toddler was first learning to sit up, crawl, or walk by themselves. It took them a few weeks to a few months to truly master those skills before they were independent.

Potty training works in the same way. They will slowly develop the ability to feel the urge to go, slowly develop the ability to hold it until they find a potty, and slowly work towards independence. Realistically, this milestone takes 3-6 months for most children to fully master and be independent in!

Don’t worry! Our guide is packed with Happy Toddler strategies that transform power struggles into moments of cooperation and excitement. As a pediatric physical therapist, I know how to make learning new skills fun for toddlers. At this stage of brain development, they thrive through connection and play, which is exactly how our strategies are designed to help them succeed!

Absolutely! I understand how overwhelming potty training can be, especially when it’s your first time. That’s why our guides are designed to be easy to follow, practical, and reassuring. It provides step-by-step instructions, offers tips for common challenges, and helps turn resistance into cooperation, making the process smoother and less stressful for both you and your child.

Yes! Potty training is not always a linear process. If you’ve tried before and encountered setbacks, this guide will help you reset, refocus, and approach the process from a fresh, more positive perspective. We offer practical advice for overcoming common challenges, building confidence, and staying consistent, no matter where you’re at in the journey.

Yes! As a pediatric physical therapist and pelvic floor specialist, I have a deep understanding of child development and how to support toddlers through milestones like potty training. I’ve combined my professional knowledge with my own experiences as a mom to create a method that’s both evidence-based and practical.