PARENTING

Trade paper, 380 pages, color illustrated ( 2008)

An infant pottying method that really works, with or without diapers. Contains guidelines for newborns, early-starters & late-starters; baby signals; working with multiples; part-time pottying; potty sign language; commentary by pediatricians, MDs and psychologists; testimonials; and cross-cultural research.

(Dutch Language)

Trade paper, 144 pages, illustrated

This book is a Dutch language translation based on “Infant Potty Training,” published in 2006 by Theoris, a publisher that specializes in parenting books, in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

(German language)

Trade paper, 156 pages (2004)

This book is a German language translation based on “Infant Potty Training,” published in 2004 by Anahita Verlag in Helmstedt, Germany.

(Italian language)

Trade Paper, 208 pages, illustrated

This book is an Italian language translation based on “Infant Potty Training,” published in 2006 by Terra Nuova, a publisher that specializes in parenting books, in Florence, Italy.

(Japanese language)

Trade paper, 225 pages, color illustrated

This book is a Japanese language translation based on “Infant Potty Training,” published in 2009 by Kawade Shobo Shinsha in Tokyo, Japan.

DVD Set (2 discs), NTSC or PAL, English, 140 minutes (2008)

All the basics of infant pottying, including how it works, how to get started, techniques and tactics, medical and professional opinions, contributions from parents, and resources, scripted by Laurie Boucke, author of “Infant Potty Training.” Makes extensive use of visual material from North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia, including interviews with and commentary by:

• Marten deVries, M.D. (former Sec. Gen. of World Federation for Mental Health, Prof of Social Psychiatry, Maastricht, Netherlands)
• Simone Rugolotto, M.D. (Pediatrician & Neonatologist, Verona, Italy)
• Thomas S. Ball, Ph.D. (Psychologist, Diamond Bar, CA, USA)
• Karin Susskind, M.D., (Family Practitioner, Boulder, CO, USA)
• Pamela Lambert, R.N., (Pediatric Nurse, Tucson, AZ, USA)
• Melinda Rothstein (co-founder of DiaperFreeBaby, Boston, MA, USA)