Join Mom Crew and potty training extraordinaire Samantha Allen, founder of NYC Potty Training, for a virtual chat and Q&A about one of the hottest (and possibly one of the most stressful) topics on every toddler mom’s mind.
Samantha will give an overview of potty training, including signs of readiness, product recommendations, how to approach potty training, and how to avoid common challenges – and there will be plenty of time for your questions as well.
This a free event, but RSVPs are required by 11am ET on the day of the talk. Everyone who signs up will receive an email ahead of time with instructions for joining via Zoom. Please note that this talk will not be recording and recording is not permitted.
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Samantha Allen earned a BA in Psychology from the University of Michigan and a dual Masters in General Education and Special Education from New York University. She is a New York State certified Special Education teacher with extensive training in Applied Behavior Analysis. As an early childhood education specialist and special instructor, she has been helping children achieve milestones in all areas of development and coaching families and preschool teachers for 15 years.
While working as an education, development, and behavior consultant for children with special needs in preschools throughout Manhattan, Samantha was approached by many families of typically developing kids who were confused about choosing the right potty training method, anxious about starting the potty training process or about their child's lack of progress, and concerned about finding the time to commit to potty training. After successfully helping her students and these additional families with potty training for over a decade, in 2014 Samantha founded NYC POTTY TRAINING in response to the growing demand for this service and to be able to help make potty training a positive experience for all.
