Potty Training Power Adds More Content to Help Parents

Cincinnati, Ohio December 14, 2010 – More and more parents are turning to sites like Potty Training Power to get advice and support as they help their children reach the milestone of being diaper free. As demand for these services has grown, Potty Training Power has added several pages of new online content on topics like early potty training and potty training regression.

Parents are particularly interested in learning how to potty train their children at earlier ages. While the average age of completing the training process is now 36 months for girls and 38 months for boys, many parents are now interested in starting the process earlier, both for environmental reasons and to try and avoid the power struggles that come with teaching an older child to use the toilet.

In recognition of this new trend, Potty Training power has added free content to its website to help parents who are interested in starting early as well as advice for those who wish to wait until their children are a bit older.

For those parents who wish to have the benefit of hands on support and personalized advice, Potty Training Power offers a complete system, including information packed ebook, live support and advice and charts and a video for the child to enjoy. The authors, Sean and Cindy Platt, have based their unique system on their experience with the toddlers and parents at the preschool they owned and operated.

The guiding principles behind the system are that potty training is a process, not an event and that every child has their own unique needs. These principles are echoed in the new content that has been added to the site.

In the coming months, Potty Training Power has plans to continue to add informative content to the website and to continue with its mission to offer support and advice to parents who need a helping hand during the sometimes stressful and confusing potty training process.

For more information visit the Potty Training Power Website.