DVD Review -- Potty Time from Two Little Hands

Summary:

Potty Time is the newest product line from Two Little Hands, the makers of the award-winning Signing Time program, currently being aired on public television stations and Nick, Jr.  Potty Time is a playful and positive approach to potty training for children ages 1-5 with music and videos featuring Emmy-nominated host, Rachel Coleman.
 
Potty Time supports any potty training method by helping children:
 
• Listen to their bodies
• Stop what they are doing to go to the bathroom
• Celebrate their successes
• Deal with accidents in a positive way
• Appreciate their amazing bodies

Potty Time teaches the potty routine along with signs that children of any age can use to talk about growing up, using the potty, and celebrating successes of all kinds. Signs are especially useful for potty training infants and toddlers.

Potty Time DVD
 
This DVD shows music videos with real people and animated characters that help children feel good about growing up and trying something new - using the potty! Hosted by Emmy-nominated Rachel Coleman. 30 minutes, includes special features.

Potty Time Music CD

The Potty Time CD features 9 original songs, with a sing-along track for each! These playful and positive songs help children feel good about their bodies and celebrate successes of any kind. 

My Thoughts:

Potty training has begun in our house with Savannah.  And, since we began a couple of weeks ago, Nana and Papa have picked her up an Elmo talking potty and reward stickers, while I have been looking online and ordering potty training DVDs for kids, as well as a few books.  But, thanks to the folks at two little hands, I have found a potty training DVD that Savannah loves to watch.  They kindly sent me a copy of Potty Time, which also includes a music CD to review.  Savannah loved the cute little characters in the film.  I love how this DVD motivates a child to go potty through fun songs and dancing.

Wondering if your child is ready to potty train?  How will they communicate that they have to go if they are not using words yet?  Well, for me, Savannah kept pointing to the potty and wanting to be put on it. She would even undress herself and get ready to sit on the potty.  And, thanks to the signing portion of this DVD, she is now able to sign when she has to go, as well as when she is all gone.  It is amazing how much a child and parent will learn through this fun and educational DVD.  And, I have to warn you, the music CD that is includes has addicting songs.  I have been playing it in the car with Savannah, and find myself breaking out in song at the market, gas station, etc.

So, if you are beginning the journey of potty training and looking for a great DVD to accompany your approach, why not pick up Potty Time by two little hands today?  This DVD is truly amazing in how it engages a child and offers positive reinforcement regarding going the potty.

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