About me
Hi! I am Liz.
Welcome to my site. Thank you for looking around. I hope you like it as much as I do. I am new at this whole website designing thingy. What I am not new at is helping people navigate through the ways of the toddler and the potty-training process.
I am a firm believer in the “Oh Crap!” method. I am also a firm believer in you (cheesy, but true). I have helped a lot of caregivers through the toughest potty-training situations. I work hand in hand with you, to figure out what will best work for your individual situation and your amazing little human.
I look forward to meeting you! Let’s turn your story, into a success story.
Here is my free facebook support group
About Me:
I love all things kid!
I run a small daycare called Liz’s Little Learners and personally have two littles. I trained my little milk drunken camel and a poop withholder at 25 months and trained my autistic super mega camel at 22 months. Both boys were day and night trained by 3 years old. I have helped a substantial number of moms via my Facebook support group and found a true passion for joining others in their village and supporting them through this incredible milestone. With my schooling in ECE, Psychology, and child development, it really ignited my passion for learning all I can about the littles and what makes them amazing.
On a personal note:
I am a bit geeky, but fun!
I met my husband on World of Warcraft, fell in love, got married, then came the babies in a baby carriage. My first born decided he couldn’t wait to join the family and came to us 7 weeks early (Shout out to my fellow NICU Families). My second tried to escape early but somehow, we made it to term, just barely. It has been such a wonderful and eventful start to the process of completing our family. They were the best things that I never knew I needed in my life. We have a few cats, and our newest additions are couple of dogs, one is even a Great Dane, because why not go big? Thanks for reading!
Mission
Vision
I would love to help caregivers all over the world with all thing’s toddler related.
Values
- Being a judgement free, safe space for all.
- Seeing each caregiver as an individual.
- Seeing each child as an amazing, capable little human.
- Working with the individual strengths to achieve the best outcome.