|
|
 |
Potty Power - For Boys & Girls
 |
Manufacturer: Consumervision
Find all by Consumervision
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Theatrical Release: September 6, 2008
Average Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
|
Retail Price: $14.98
Online Sale Price: $12.99
Save $1.99 Today!
* Price is subject to change.
This item qualifies for
Free Super Saver Shipping! |
Starring: Potty Power
Buy one DVD and get one free. Add both DVDs to your cart and the discount will automatically be taken at checkout. The discount will be taken on the DVD of equal or lesser value. Offer good through September 1st or while supplies last. Say goodbye to diapers! Host Jessica and her animated friend T.P. guide young viewers along the proocess of what it takes to become potty trained and have Potty Power. Fun songs, humorous stories, and lots more sustain a child's interest in potty training.
User Submitted Potty Power - For Boys & Girls Reviews
August 26, 2008
My daughter loves it!
I am so happy that I purchased this DVD.
My daughter and I were having some "power struggle" issues when it came to using the potty. (This went on for almost 6 months) We tried just about everything, then I came across this DVD. Almost immediately my daughter decided SHE WAS GOING TO USE THE POTTY. We sing the songs, and she demands to watch it at LEAST twice a day. She stays dry all day long and I am quite pleased! She loves the movie and loves her potty!
August 25, 2008
Great video
This was worth buying because it helped motivate my daughters to use the potty. Their favorite part of the movies was the baby or big kid segment.
August 18, 2008
Catchy for kids
I actually hated this video since it's condescending in many ways- but the catchy phrases such as "potty power"- and the songs like "I'm a big kid now.." "look what you can do by yourself" etc.. it is catchy enough that my DD follows it.. what annoys me- well- the potty- how about a seat on a toilet? the sound quality is horrible, the kids seem way older than 3.. overall, better than some of the others I've seen so far.. and- biggest thing- DD likes it..
August 15, 2008
Worked like magic!
My daughter immediatly loved the video, probably because it talked to her and she could relate. It became the only video she'd want to watch and soon enough she started to use the potty. She was potty-trained about a month after I first showed her Potty Power. It's short and sweet, and toddlers understand it.
August 14, 2008
Creepy Jester needs to go
DVD has two big flaws: telling toddlers that may still be in a crib that only babies sleep in cribs (I'm quite happy my 2 1/2 yr old is still in a crib and so is she) and the CREEPY JESTER. The part at the end where it says, "he asked the princess when they were finally alone why she finally went on the potty" is just wrong. Plus, his horrible singing and joking for the parents is useless for kids and annoying for adults. Who on earth thought this creepy hack should be in a kid's DVD?
August 10, 2008
No More Diapers for me!
I actually picked this DVD up at my local Library, and immediately fell in love with it. My Daughter still a couple months from being 2.5, I started doing research, as to the best non-traumatic way of potty training...which I found out later is now called "Potty Learning". This DVD is GREAT, it is simple, with catchy songs, and very enthusiastic - also the host has a very child friendly face. I must admit, it is more so intended for Girls. They should come out with the "little prince version". Anyway a week from my daughter's 2.5 birthday, she came up to me and told she would like to use the potty. I assisted her, and she did a number 2! all by herself alone, no toys, no stickers, no books,no bribing, she entertained herself with singing the songs while on the toilet, and when she was done she said "all done potty" We exclaimed together POTTY POWER!. We immediately threw out the diapers, that very night, and sang "No more diapers for me". I guess she was ready to "be a Big Kid, that's why" :).
p.s. I had her watch the DVD, 4 times a week, once a day, along with showing her how I also use the potty chair aka "Toilet". I had her help me pull down my "Royal underwear" and waited on her to tell me to sit down. I gave her "Power"....and she eventually got "Potty Power!"
July 30, 2008
Best approach ever!
Awesome product purchase. I often tell other moms about it's effect on my daughter. Worked for me, hope it can work for you as well. It's a fun way to introduce your little ones to the potty experience. Lots of singing and visuals.
July 30, 2008
WONDERFUL Potty Training Tool
I am a home daycare provider. I own 5 potty training Videos/dvd's This is simply the best Potty Training DVD out there. It is set up like a kids game show kinda like Blue's Clues. Potty Power gets the kids excited about using the potty. Potty Power has delightful songs and makes kids want watch. The problems I have with the other potty training videos/dvd's luckily Potty Power doesn't have. I am very delighted to say. I love the hosts of this dvd. She is very cute and sweet.
The other Potty Training Vidoes / dvds I own are:
Sesame Street - Elmo's Potty Time
Has at least 2 long boring parts and encourages who are already kids potty trained to have accidents.
Because it has a long song and dance about accidents.
Once Upon a Potty for Him. Has Babies dancing with potty seats, putting potties on their heads among other strange things.
It's Potty Time
I love this on put it does have 2 things that have always bothered me. One the clown at the party takes the boys the go to the bathroom not the parents. And two a little tiny man is in the bathroom withe little girl while is on the toilet
I Can Go Potty! This DVD is mostly for parents and not the kids to watch
Bear in the Big Blue House - Potty Time with Bear This in wonderful kids who are already trained but have accidents from time to time. Potty Time with Bear show kids what accidents and how to avoid them. Very sweetly done.
July 25, 2008
18 month old LOVED watching this video, GREAT JOB!!
This is the first review I've written on Amazon but I was so impressed with how much my 18month old little boy LOVED it.. He even puts his hand up in the air and says Potty Power, so cute.. He is doing pretty good, still a little young but we're making great progress thanks to this video! It really keeps his attention, highly recommend!
June 30, 2008
An inspriational potty training video
This video was recommended to me by a mom who over heard me discussing my frustrations with training my 2 1/2 year old daughter. I had tried everything and was completely out of ideas. I read the Potty Training in One Day book from cover to cover and had two failed "Potty Parties". I tried Dr. Phill's method and even used tips from the Potty Whisperer that was featured on the Today Show. I took her outside to play in just underpants so she could have an accident to see how it felt and I also had a potty chart on the bathroom wall with plenty of stickers to stick on it. She showed all the signs and then some...and Elmo's Potty Time was her favorite video. Even the pediatrician said she was definitely ready. So when this video was recommended to me it was my last hope. I began reading the reviews and was so excited with the miracle reports of success with this video. So, in my desperation, I order the Potty Power video at Amazon and had it shipped next day!
When it arrived I put it in the dvd player immediately. Within 30 seconds of the opening theme song my daughter had taken off her pull up and sat on her potty. Though she didn't have any successes that first day with the potty, she seemed so inspired by seeing actual kids using the potty. She wanted to watch the video every waking hour. We received the video late in the afternoon on June 19th. By the 24th she was going pee pee all day all by herself in her potty and staying dry during naps. She knew the routine. She started poo pooing in the potty all the time by the 27th.
Like I mentioned before, we had been watching Elmo's Potty time for 6 months with no progress. To her it was just another Elmo video. I really think that the key here is that other little kids are shown sitting on the potty and going through all the steps of the potty process. This is something Elmo lacked. Only two scenes in that video even show anyone on the potty, once with Elmo as a baby and in one video a girl in diapers uses the potty. I do think that Elmo is a great introduction to going the potty training process for a younger child who isn't actively training. That being said, this is definitely a video for the child actively potty training. I honestly don't believe I would have seen the same results if my daughter wasn't ready to learn.
Obviously, I highly recommend this video to other parents who are actively struggling to potty train their toddlers. This is actually the first product review I have done...so you know I must have been really impressed!
|
|
