Potty Training
Class description
This class helps prepare parents and caregivers of toddlers (ages 12 to 30 months) for potty training your child. You will learn the physical, intellectual, psychological, emotional and social signs of readiness for your child to succeed at using the toilet. Also, learn tips such as what kind of potty chair is best, how to encourage your child and how to handle setbacks.
Please note: This class is designed for parents and caregivers only. Due to the size and length of the class, we do not feel the environment is appropriate for young children.
For class details, directions or for additional contact information, please see the class flyer (PDF 36KB).
Schedule
Date: Sunday, April 13, 2008
Time: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Fee
Free; pre-registration required
Location
Children's Hospital – Main Campus, Wright Auditorium
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Frequently asked questions
What age ranges does this class cover and who should attend?
Topics in Potty Training are designed for parents and caregivers of children 12 to 30 months. More than one parent or caregiver can attend, but each person should register.
What topics are covered?
The class covers steps to potty train and signs of readiness, including physical, intellectual, psychological, emotional and social signals.
Can I bring my child to the class?
This class is designed for parents and caregivers only. Due to the size and length of the class, it is not suitable for young children.
Is there a fee for this class? Why should I register?
This class is free.
In case of a class cancellation and to keep the class to an appropriate size, we ask that you register. You can register online or by calling (206) 987-2486.
I have general questions about classes at Children’s.
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