Parents will always be around the look-out for tools to help make potty training easier. One of the various tools available is the potty training doll.
The Concept
Dolls that wet are already around for ages. The doll “drinks” a bottle of water then wets into a diaper. The potty training doll is exactly the same concept only it’s made to “wet” when it’s held upright over a potty chair or toilet.
The theory is, if the child sees the doll using the potty, she'll get the idea and utilize the potty herself. There isn’t any solid research either way around the effectiveness of the dolls in potty training a child.
Worth a Shot?
If the cost of the doll is within your financial budget and you feel your youngster will respond positively to it, by all means give it a try. If, for some reason, your youngster doesn’t like it or is frightened by it, don’t put it to use again.
Anything that makes potty training easier needs to be explored and used if your youngster responds favorably to it.
If you're looking for any doll for your child, here's just usually the one for you. Corolle has turn out using a vanilla scented potty training doll called Emma.
Emma is cute and cuddly to look at, dressed up in pink and white, and comes using a potty, a feeding bottle and even a diaper.
For those desperate to potty train a boy, there's a doll called Paul - an anatomically correct boy baby doll
For and against
- Corolle's potty training dolls are of fine quality
- There can be a girl potty training doll Emma plus a boy potty training doll Paul
- The potty training dolls come with lots of useful accessories
- The potty training process is simplified using the help of these dolls
- Both the potty training dolls are anatomically correct
- Corolle dolls are available only at speciality retailers or online
- Little kids may find it hard to utilize the potty training dolls without adults around
Both Emma and Paul are vanilla scented. The potty training dolls come with their particular feeding bottles and other accessories and it has it's own potty. Emma is dressed up in baby pink and Paul is dressed up in blue and Paul, the boy potty training doll, is anatomically correct
Corolle dolls are of exceptionally good quality, and follow every one of the safety guidelines for dolls. I recommend Emma or Paul as a potty training doll for your child.
If you might be trying to find ideas and options for your training, this may be the answer.
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