Read what Brooke Shields says about Potty Training Rewards

Here is what Brooke Shields and her daughter Rowan have to say about their experience with Potty Training Rewards.

[ClickPress, Tue Jul 25 2006] Here is what Brooke Shields and her daughter Rowan have to say about their experience with Potty Training Rewards.

Dear Brenda
Your gift could not have come at a more perfect time. It works like a charm and now Rowan says "Mama, I have to poop, where’s the chocolate?"
Thank you for thinking of us.
Brooke Shields

For a limited time, each PTR will be selling for $12.95 compared to the retail price of $14.95.

Potty Training Rewards uses its advent-calendar style cabinet, a push button voice chip, along with visual memorization association to help teach the growing child how to use the potty. PTR comes in two versions, accommodating either the young boy or girl.

Each PTR consists of 24 individual windows containing a chocolate surprise. After the child has successfully used the potty, they press the push button, which gives them a congratulatory message, which says: “Great job you’re a big boy (girl) now open a door and find a surprise!”

Under each chocolate surprise, a picture, which matches another on the exterior, is revealed. The child can then match the identical images, serving as a memory game.

PTR has found great success at the recent 2005 ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas.

Anyone wishing to seek more information, view an online demo or streaming video, they can visit the PTR web site at www.pottytrainingrewards.com



About Scranton Creations

Scranton Creations is owned and operated by Brenda Scranton. The company operates out of Colorado and is ready to provide a solution to every parent worldwide with the troubles of potty training.



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