The science of potty

If children fail to become housebound in time, considerable tension arises in parents and, of course, grandparents. This book presents the natural steps of becoming housebound. It also provides effective help in how to avoid and treat children's housebound problems. With the help of a diary and a modern child-centered approach, parents can figure out what to do in the case of their child in a few days. In this book, Dr. Gábriele Haugh-Schnabel (1952), a mother of two, introduces parents and grandparents to the "Science of Bili" in a readable way, so that they can learn and apply in practice everything that medicine and modern pedagogy know about it in the 21st century. The author is an associate professor at the University of Freiburg, where she researches behavioral biology. She has gained considerable recognition in the field of housebound research with her scientific articles, professional books, and practical lectures for parents. Details from the messages sent to the author by parents: "Our child drinks as much as he wants, yet sleeps soundly. When necessary, he goes to the toilet without any further ado and does not pee. He has been potty trained for weeks!" "Thank you for giving our daughter back to us! In the meantime, we had forgotten her real face and all we saw was that she kept peeing... " "We had almost given up all hope, but fortunately we understood the message of the book... Everything has changed!" "It was a wonderful feeling when we could wake up after eight years to find that our child was finally potty trained... " "With the help of your book, my husband and I recovered from a madness, and our little boy started on the path to becoming potty trained with the best possible chances."