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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 3470







Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Unknown
EAN: 0092388040396
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Consumervision
Manufacturer: Consumervision
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Consumervision
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 08, 2004
Running Time: 30 minutes
Sales Rank: 3470
Studio: Consumervision
Theatrical Release Date: 2004




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Product Description:
Initiates and motivates children's interest in toilet training.
Genre: Children's Video
Rating: NR
Release Date: 25-MAY-2004
Media Type: DVD









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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - A good motivator
My daughter really likes this DVD. She will sing the songs as she's putting her teddy bear on the potty and makes me play it over and over again. She still won't actually use the potty but I think it has helped her want to try more and she'll at least sit there for a while. Better than nothing I guess!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Potty training made easier
* I was having trouble potty training my 29 month old son. I was so frustrated and looked online for a book or dvd to help since he loves movies. Potty Power is very simple with catchy songs and real kids that he could relate to. I put on the movie on a portable dvd player sitting on top of the tank of the toilet and let it play while he sat and tried to go potty (he sits facing the tank). Althought i do recommend that first time parents when potty training is that its best to start first thing in the morning. As soon as your child wakes take him/her to the potty start the movie and let them use potty. If they refuse to do so again before nap time, let them go as soon as they get up from a nap. they will get the just of things once they see when they have to go potty and how it feels to know when to go potty. Back to the movie...it did help in potty traing. I would definately recommend this dvd to aide in your child's potty training. ...



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Potty Power Review
My son was very interested in watching the other children on the DVD. I think that it is a good DVD to show children what going to the potty/toilet is like. My son watched the whole thing without losing interest - which is great.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Excellent!!! Buy it today!!!
* Okay, I'll admit he had to watch it about twenty times, but my 3 year-old learned how to potty because of this video. I had tried so hard on my own to get him to go and he just would not, so I looked for a DVD to do the job. I found the best one!!! The songs and visuals are fantastic. I think the first part, which contrasts visually between babies and big kids, is the best part of all. They have got to see what makes them different from babies. Buy it- today!!! ...



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Thank you!
I purchased this video after trying so many different ways to coax my daughter into using the potty w/o success (the old saying "girls are easier" was not about my daughter especially since she has two older brothers).

I read the reviews before buying the video and they are correct about the sound going up and down. The songs are catchy and having real children in the video I think helped her identify easier than Bear in the Big Blue House (which I bought for my middle child). She loves singing No More Diapers for Me and Potty Power, and now she plays Baby or Big Kid with her two dolls while sitting on the potty. This isn't a miracle dvd but it has definetly helped her on the road to being trained; it wasn't overnight but the diapers are pretty much gone except for sleep times and long outings. Worth the money and my sanity; I'd rather sing silly songs than read Go Dog Go for the millionth time and thru three kids. By the way, mommy is writing this review not the daddy.

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