You're Invited to:
THE POTTY PARTY đ
Start Strong, Stress Less
Letâs Ditch the Pressure and Cue the Confidence
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RESERVE MY SPOTYou've been told to "wait until they're ready."
So you wait. And wait. Watching for signs. Second-guessing every moment. Meanwhile, that potty seat is gathering dust and your 2.5-year-old is showing zero interest in giving up diapers.
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And in the meantime?
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You're spending $200/month on diapers
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Youâre explaining to preschools why your child isnât trained yet
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And youâre wondering what every other parent seems to know that you donât

 đœ Want Gentle Steps That Make a Big Splash?Â
From first sits to first accidents, youâll learn how to begin potty training in a way thatâs respectful, playful, and empoweringâfor both of you.
SAVE MY SEAT
Why "Readiness Theory" Isnât Helping
Traditional potty training advice has it backwards.
We've been taught to wait until kids show interest. But here's what really happens:
The Readiness Trap
â You wait for your child to show interest (but why would they care about something theyâve never done?)
â You assume resistance means "not ready" (when itâs often a reaction to pressure)
â You keep waiting... while your child gets more attached to the comfort and convenience of diapers
Reality check: Most kids labeled as "not ready" are actually just reacting to the traditional pressure-filled approach.

đ„ Potty Prep: The Smart Game-Changer Every Toddler Deservesâš
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I noticed something interesting as a mom of fourâmy younger kids practically potty trained themselves. Why? Because they watched their older siblings and picked up the cues way before we officially started.
That sparked an idea.
I realized we could give every child that same head startâwith or without older siblings. So I created a step-by-step pre-potty training method to build confidence, curiosity, and cooperation before the first sit.
And with over 35 years as a pediatrician, I can tell youâthis gentle, proven method has helped over a million families ditch diapers for good.
Real Results Youâll See (Yes, Really)

Your toddler walking to the potty on their own because it feels like their idea

Fewer accidents, more independence â even if theyâve resisted before

Mornings that donât start with a diaper change (and end with a battle)

Less Googling, more high-fives.

Your preschooler proudly tells their teacher, âI go pee on the potty now!â
 đ The Potty Party Â
đïž Date:Â June 26, 2025 (Weâre saving you a front-row seat)
đ Time: 1:00 PM EST â just enough time to grab a snack, a sippy, and your spot
đ» Where: Live on Zoom â cozy up from your couch or kitchen counter
đ° Investment: $45 for non-membersÂ
âš Free for Big-Hearted School of Parenting members (because perks are fun!)
đș Yes, There Will Be a Replay!
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đ What Youâll Walk Away With (aka Your Potty Party Favors):
âš Freedom from âreadinessâ anxiety
No more second-guessing. Youâll leave knowing exactly what signs to look forâand what to do while you wait.
đ A low-pressure prep toolkit
Support your toddlerâs autonomy with playful, stress-free steps that build confidence before the first sit.
đ Resistance-prevention strategies
Avoid power struggles before they even start. Because potty training doesnât have to be a tug-of-war.
đŁïž Scripts + troubleshooting tools
Know exactly what to say (and what not to say) with step-by-step guidance tailored to real life.
đȘ Confidence to beginâon your timeline
You decide when to start. Not a checklist. Not your neighbor. Not your Aunt Susan.
𩾠A plan that makes your toddler feel like the hero
Because theyâre not the problemâtheyâre the main character in their own potty story.


 đ Hi, Iâm Dr. Cathryn Tobin
Iâm a just-retired pediatrician with over 35 years of experience, a trained midwife, and a mom of four (now grown) kidsâand yes, Iâm a proud grandma too! đ
Over the years, Iâve been called a âtoddler whisperer,â but really, Iâm just someone who believes deeply in parenting with empathy, science, and a little bit of playful rebellion.
Iâm also the author of Toddlers Made Easy and the creator of parenting tools that help you raise emotionally strong, confident, connected kidsâwithout power struggles or pressure.
đŹ Hereâs what I want you to know:
Your child doesnât need to want potty training.
They need to feel curious and in control.
Thatâs where real success begins.
Letâs make potty training feel less like a battleâand more like a celebration.
đ€ Ask Me AnythingâYes, Even About Poop
Bring your questions, your worries, and your what-ifâs. Letâs clear up the confusion so you can feel calm, clear, and ready to go.