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Toilet Training in a Day

Road to success

If you set up a “training room” and devote an entire day to potty training, the Booty Camp method should take one full day (plus up to three follow up days) to train your child, but you don’t want to leave the house until your child is able to go for 24 hours with a dry diaper. It’s also important to be consistent in offering rewards for peeing or pooing in the potty.

And remember, toilet training should be a positive experience. If you child doesn't seem ready, don't force the issue. Provide positive feedback and try again later.

Meet our Expert:

Wendy Sweeny is a registered nurse and mother of six. She founded Booty Camp seminars over seven years ago and has helped  hundreds of children become toilet trained in under a day.