Class Location:
Primrose School of Royal Palm Beach
Palm Beach County
OUR STORY
As a working mother of five with only weekends available for potty training, I quickly realized how challenging this milestone could be. Initially, I believed the reassurances of preschools promising to assist with potty training. However, I soon discovered that my child needed to be completely accident-free and fully independent in the restroom to move on to the 3-year-old class. This included pulling down pants, sitting on the toilet, pulling pants back up, and washing hands—all without a teacher’s help.
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This realization sparked a journey that was far from easy. Each of my children had unique potty-training challenges, turning what seemed like a simple task into a recurring nightmare.
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My oldest daughter was pee-trained without much effort but had a crippling fear of pooping on the toilet, leading to nightly tantrums that still haunt me. My second child faced gastro issues, resulting in constant “streaks” in his underwear. Professionals attributed it to sensory issues, leaky gut, gluten sensitivities, constipation, and more. My third child, strong-willed and independent, refused to potty train unless it was her idea. Waiting for her to show interest—as commonly advised—only delayed her progress, forcing me to consider removing her from preschool or holding her back in the baby class.
I couldn’t shake the feeling that I wasn’t alone, despite every mother I spoke to insisting their methods were easy and foolproof. Determined to find better solutions, I read every book on potty training I could find. To my surprise, many so-called experts had only trained one to three children or simply documented other parents’ experiences. Frustrated, I abandoned the “how-to” books and dove into understanding the physical, psychological, and behavioral aspects of teaching this life skill.
What I discovered shocked me. Contrary to popular advice, most children know where pee and poop belong—they just need help breaking the habit of using a diaper.
I tested my methods on over 100 children in my home before opening Potty Training School. My mission was simple: educate parents while making the process fun and engaging for children. Twelve years later, Potty Training School has helped over 4,500 children become accident-free in 48 hours or less, with a 97% success rate. Our graduates leave confident, independent, and free from adult prompting.
What to Expect
In our classes, your child will learn about their body in a way that feels like a fun and entertaining game. By creating familiarity and normalcy around using the toilet, we help children break the habit of peeing in their pants. At the same time, parents are empowered with strategies to address tantrums, refusal to use the toilet, night training, and regression.
Our approach is designed to set children up for success, fostering a natural desire to succeed and build confidence.
Leverage our years of expertise to streamline your potty-training journey and discover the exact method that works best for your child.