$160
You’re sending out an SOS for potty training advice…
FOR PARENTS READY TO BEELINE STRAIGHT TO SMOOTH SAILING IN POTTY TRAINING.
$160, One Hour Phone Consultation
This plan includes:
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one hour scheduled call (over Zoom/Facetime/phone)
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A personal potty playbook (shared after the call) with notes and resources
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Two reach-outs for potty training advice (we’ll work on the free walkie-talkie app Voxer for followup support)
So you’re Googling how to persevere (or should you park your child back in diapers?)....
The problem is, the internet sure is noisy about this topic. Scrolling around for the answers to your potty training situation lands you in one place:
The top-ranking spot for feeling lost on what to do.
Sometimes the key is all in the planning.
Does this sound like you?
🚽 You’ve read all about and researched potty training.
And that’s a perfect place to start.
Oh Crap Potty Training was the book that lead me through potty training as a parent (and now the book has sold more than a half a million copies to parents worldwide.) It’s the potty training book.
Now in a shiny tenth-anniversary new-and-improved edition.
🚽 I'm guessing you’ve tried all the tricks.
You can find loads of potty training tips and tricks online that worked for someone else’s kid. But you’re tired of combing through tips.
You want a more direct approach.
Because you can do all the right prep and still see it go wrong.
(Just like when this nerdy journalism major got a C+ for Intro to Microeconomics —
after making all the flashcards, study guides, and doing the practice tests.)
Wondering why you’re seeing resistance from your child?
Understanding the why is key to flipping the potty training resistance.
And I use my inner-reporter to pinpoint your why.
Imagine being able to..…
Go through your day without a hawk-like watch for that pee dance. (When will it come?)
Do your laundry without trying to find a magical stain eraser for poopy undies.
Or even this. You wake up to find your toddler’s bed is dry. 😴🛏️ 🙌
You’d have a potty training consultant to steer you along.
Whether you’re feeling exhausted or second-guessing your strategy.
(And thought you should know. ) This is my most-popular plan!
That’s exactly why I made the 1 Hour Phone Consultation as a Goldilocks fit for parents.
It’s a complete package.
This plan includes time to unpack potty training problems that have been going on for weeks or months.
And the potty training advice doesn’t end there.
This plan includes follow-up support in your back pocket.
scheduled call
One hour scheduled call (Zoom, Facetime, or regular phone call — your choice!).
follow-up advice
to ask questions + get answers
You can use anytime.
How do you reach out for advice?
Simple, we’ll connect on an easy-peasy app called Voxer! It’s a (free) app that turns your phone into a walkie-talkie.
potty playbook
A complete potty resource guide delivered to your inbox after the call. Sharing how to work through what you’re seeing so you have a written playbook.
printables
You’ll also receive related printables to help you in potty training.
Get those fridge magnets ready!
Please note I take on a LIMITED number of clients, and spots typically book out a few days to a week in advance.
Result of working with Jen:
“ During our one-hour phone consultation, she pinpointed what she believed to be the problem, provided data-backed information to support her thoughts, and outlined a specific plan for us to immediately implement and follow. She was knowledgeable, informative, funny, and warm…
Her comprehensive program included everything from dietary adjustments to a script for us to follow, should we need it, when explaining to our daughter what we’d be doing differently and why. We put Jen’s plan into action the next day. One week later, my daughter pooped on the potty for the first time in her life.”
- Frankie
Sure ... you COULD
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Rediaper, wait more time, and hope your child takes a sudden interest in using the potty for pee and poop.
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Try to find your zen in doing a ton of laundry from all the accidents.
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Continue Google sleuthing your way to a solution.
But resolving potty training sure lightens your load as a parent.
How does this work? It's simple, here goes...
Step One:
Schedule + Book
Book this plan. Schedule your call on my calendar and purchase the consultation via Paypal.
*Make sure your Paypal email address is the right one for me to contact you. Or send me an email with the best contact email to use!
Step Two:
Introductions
Look out for a welcome email in your inbox (within hours, typically, as it’s manually sent out to the Paypal email address you used)
In the welcome email, you’ll see a set of question to share background on your potty training situation.
Step Three:
Advice at your fingertips
Download the Voxer walkie-talkie app to your phone and find me to add as a contact. While you wait for your scheduled call, if you have pressing Qs, we can first connect on Voxer for advice.
We'll use Voxer to connect for the follow-up advice. You have two reachouts included in this plan.
You want to know the refund policy for that pair of jeans you’re not quite sure are a fit...
So I get how you may want to know my refund policy before booking a consultation. Click here to read my full refund policy and Terms and Conditions.
Result of working with Jen:
"Jen was incredible and I can't think of anything in our potty journey that was more helpful. Having an expert as well as a neutral third party was absolutely essential to me.
She was reassuring, wise, empathetic, and encouraging. It can be hard to follow advice from an outsider on the topic of something as personal and challenging as potty training, but if you place your trust in her, she will truly come through for you!"
- Sarah
How to know if the 1 Hour Phone Consultation is right for you:
You researched, planned, and prepared so well for potty training … but you're feeling mighty-burnt-out because this looks nothing like what you expected.
Plus, no one in your orbit has had a potty training experience like you. And that feels really lonely.
You’ve tried the full monty with overnight wakeup pees for night training but could never find a rhythm. (And let’s not talk about that pileup of laundry with all the wet beds.)
You just *know* there’s a way to potty train without all the bribes. You look for a Montessori-esque approach in parenting that starts with knowing your child is capable.
You look for ways to spark that intrinsic motivation in your child.
Your toddler’s school is calling, and if you don’t get this potty training thing sorted soon, it’s back to pullups for your preschooler.
Picture this. Your toddler feels the urge and BOOM — calmly walks over to the potty.
You’ll be ready to take on teaching the next bathroom skill.
Maybe handwashing or wiping that cute lil’ bum.