Go Potty Go!: Potty Training For Tiny Toddlers
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Movie Reviews of Go Potty Go!: Potty Training For Tiny Toddlers
Movie Review: Great learning tool
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this DVD to help my daughter learn to go potty...She was already willing to go, but did not do it consistently. My daughter loved the video and sings the song like crazy. My daughter has since started potty training with very few accidents. This DVD is wonderful and would reccommend to to everyone and anyone. It is great. It Teaches them more than to just go potty. My daughter no longer calls herself a baby. She is a big girl and is potty trainin (her words). Movie Review: My B/G Twins Love This DVD
Summary: 5 Stars
Pros: My boy/girl twins are being pottytrained, and this DVD is one of their favorite parts (M&Ms coming in at #1, this at a close second). They are 26 months old, and like the music and the cartoon characters in the DVD. My daughter asks to watch it every day, and she dances to the "Go Potty Go" theme song. My son sings the "babies wear diapers and that's okay, but I'd rather be a big kid, and do things the big kid way." Sometimes they sit on their potty chairs together and sing the theme song, which is pretty cute.
Cons: It's fairly short, about 20 minutes, so they always want to watch it twice. I also don't like the visuals on the "Big Kid" song: they show "baby shoes" which are toddler Stride Rite sandals my daughter wears, and being a "big kid" is about climbing trees and swinging by yourself (both which my toddlers can of course not do). But they are too young to notice the discrepancies, and dance through the whole thing anyway.
Movie Review: Cute video, but not a motivator
Summary: 3 Stars
My 3 year old really enjoyed the video and the music is catchy, but it did not motivate him use the potty ... even after asking to watch it 3 times a day for a week! This was the second video we tried with the same outcome ... workbooks didn't help either. Our potty success came by having him wear underwear (which he fought at first) and giving little sticker and candy rewards each try, plus a wrapped potty present for each day he had a successful potty during the first week.Movie Review: My son likes the video
Summary: 4 Stars
My son enjoys the video. It really entertains him. He hasn't really started going on his own yet, but is definitely interested.
The only thing, I wish the video as a little bit longer.
Movie Review: Send me a potty miracle!
Summary: 3 Stars
Would someone please make a video where my child can actually learn from example? To put it bluntly, see kids going potty? It could be cartoon characters or real children. Nothing graphic of course, just a good example so my daughter doesn't have to hear about going potty, but can see her peers doing it. That said the songs are cute. They definately inspire the desire to wear big kid underwear. I'm just not sure they inspire not to go potty in their new, big kid underwear!