Got it. thanks! All I have to say is WOW it works! I could not believe my 23 month old grandson could wake up dry the first day, but it happened! A few accidents but we are there!  We are adopting him so we have been out of the loop  for awhile, and were looking for any help that we could find. Thankyou again and god bless you and your family.

Frank and Julie

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Thank you so much. This guide was excellent my daughter is out of all her nappies night time too really was three days. The 1st morning she had the start of a couple of accidents but by the afternoon it clicked I am still amazed. The 1st night was a wet bed but they been dry since. I can’t thank you enough. Kaitlyn is 2yr 6 months just now but I cant wait to try it on my son when he gets a bit older Aaron’s only  months just now. Will def try it earlier next time.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.
lyn x

I got the guide and it worked GREAT! Thankyou so much. The first day we started, my 2 1/2 year old daughter had 2 accidents and has been accident free for almost a week now.

THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

I just wanted to say a huge THANK YOU!  I started my son on Monday the 18th and by Wed. we were good to go.  He just turned 2 on the 13th of Feb. and he’s doing excellent.  He has only had 1 accident during the night and that was at naptime.  He has done so well!  I am a firm believer that your technique works obviously!  He is starting to procrastinate just a little when he needs to go as he would rather play longer than take time to go, but we’re working on that too!

Thanks Again,
Rhonda Boldrey

The Mommy Recommends: 3 Day Potty Training

Lora Jensen’s 3 Day Potty Training program is completely effective. I highly recommend.

I’m here to say that McKenna is fully potty trained and it happened in the span of 2 days! I won’t go into all of details but suffice it to say that this method works! McKenna has consistently used the potty for #1 and #2 for two days and has had two dry nights. Diapers and pull-ups are a thing of the past. Wow.

The potty training guru is a fellow mom named Lora Jensen and she sells her downloadable guide for $24. It’s worth every penny and then some. She also avails herself via e-mail should you or your child hit a snag (McKenna did not, thankfully.) .

It all makes me realize that I could have done this months earlier. When I think that Ethan’s potty process occurred over the span of a few months–not days, I now see how much time I wasted. And how I probably sabotaged the whole thing by not being more focused and consistent.

McKenna’s thrilled and Mommy and Daddy are over-the-moon. Another milestone achieved. Cross that one off of the list.

As I packed McKenna’s diapers in a box to give away, I stopped and brought one to my face. I felt strange doing it but I couldn’t help myself. It had that baby powdery smell that takes me back to when I first brought my babies home. And as hard and life changing as I thought those times were, I would be lying if I said I didn’t miss them. So, I’m going to save one and tuck it away in her keepsake box. Because even routine tasks associated with rearing children become cherished when you suddenly realize that you’re no longer required to do them.

I’m prompted to remind myself to enjoy my kids right in the here and now. Because these moments are more fleeting and more precious than I could have ever imagined.

(Edited by Lora to save space; emphasis added)

http://themommymemoir.blogspot.com/2007/11/mommy-recommends-3-day-potty-training.html