Sunday, December 15, 2013

3 Weird Tricks That Makes Potty Training Easy...

If you're up to it...I've got something I want to ask you?  

And then let's have a little discussion...okay?  

Here's my question?  

How much money would you save this year if you never had to buy diapers again?...  

Diapers are expensive and even if you put that Costco membership to use and buy them in bulk, the yearly costs of keeping your child in diapers can all add up to a car or mortgage payment ...right?  

Which is money down the "toilet" I'm sure you could really use in your pocket?  

When your child is potty trained, you save on average $1200 each year. What could you do with all that extra money?  

...put it towards the bills?...  

...tuck it away for a rainy day?  

...Splurge on a weekend getaway and still have money left over to pay off the babysitter?  

My question...and I know it's a obvious one, is...  

How amazing would it feel to know the next dirty diaper you change could be the last one you  would ever have to change?

If you said incredibly amazing...May I share a bit of wisdom with you?  

It'll make you feel motivated to start potty training tomorrow.  

I learned this from, Carol Cline, a women who's helped parents potty train thousands of children across the globe.  

IMPORTANT Little known WISDOM: Your child can be fully potty trained in only 3 days flat.  

In fact...  

potty training can even be INCREDIBLY EASY once you have a proven and guaranteed plan to follow!  

How's potty training in 3 days possible?  

Here's how...  

By discovering 3 weird potty training laws and sticking to them...  

Carol Cline calls these the 3 laws for quick potty training success  

==>Learn more about the 3 laws of potty training

Once you understand exactly HOW potty training is done, it's much FASTER to get your child out of diapers for good.  

But that's not even the best part...  

The powerful part is BECAUSE now you are following Carol Cline's proven potty training blueprint...  

You'll avoid overcomplicating things, which means you avoid the risk of your child falling into deep regression.  

Make sense?  

Carol Cline has a talent for explaining this in a fun way using what she calls her "fail proof plan"...  

==>Read More About Her Methods Here

You'll get a kick out of her personal potty training story too:-)  

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