We love this refreshingly simple and effective, middle-ground approach to potty training. It's both attuned and clear, the win-win of parenting!

Julie Wright, MFT, and Heather Turgeon, MFT, authors of The Happy Sleeper and Now Say This

I've read just about every potty-training book out there, and I can think of no duo I would trust more when it comes to the often baffling ordeal of getting a toddler out of diapers. Blount and Birek bring smart, relatable, approachable advice to the (changing) table-exactly what an overwhelmed parent needs in the midst of one of the biggest transitions of early childhood.

Katie Arnold-Ratliff, author and former Senior Features Editor, Parents

Finally, a potty-training approach that just makes sense! Good to Go is full of wisdom, support, and the kind of real-talk guidance that makes you feel like you're not in this alone. This is a must-read for anyone in this stage of parenting.

Jo Piazza, bestselling author of Everyone Is Lying to You and The Sicilian Inheritance, host of the podcast Under the Influence, and mother of three

As a mom and Certified Childbirth Educator who supports countless families through the early years of parenting, I know how overwhelming the idea of potty training can be. Good to Go is the empowering, judgment-free guide so many families have been waiting for. It's practical, inclusive, and refreshingly compassionate-helping you trust your instincts, feel confident, and most importantly, connect with your child. This is the book I wish I had on the back of the toilet during our potty training days!

Jen McLellan, founder of Plus Size Birth and host of the Plus Mommy Podcast

As a clinical psychologist and more importantly, as a mom who is getting ready to potty train a toddler, this book is hands-down the best resource for teaching families how to make the transition out of diapers with patience, clarity, and confidence. Every parent absolutely needs this book on their shelf...or in their bathroom."

Dr. Lauren Cook, clinical psychologist and author of Generation Anxiety: A Millennial and Gen Z Guide to Staying Afloat in an Uncertain World