My nephew while potty training would literally steal his younger brothers diaper’s go in another room and poop in the diaper to hand it to his mother. Where’s the Poop? by Julie Markes – Peeing on the potty is one thing, but pooping is a whole other task! A task that some take a long time to figure out and want to use the potty for. Murkoff answers all sorts of questions children may ask when potty training, like: where do pee-pee and poop come from? why do I have to wash my hands? and where do pee-pee and poop go when you flush? Angus the Answer Dog answers these, and plenty of other questions, too. What to Expect When You Use the Potty by Heidi Murkoff – For those children who have more questions than one person can answer, What to Expect When You Use the Potty by Heidi Murkoff is an excellent resource. Simple illustrations and a simple storyline make these books classics.Įverybody Potties (I Can Do It) by Cheri Vogel – Learning to use the potty is something to celebrate! This board book is perfect for twinnies who are ready to give potty training a go! The story is encouraging and reassuring with potty time buddies to lead you through and make you cheer! Joshua (or Prudence) opens a box with a strange object in it and tries to figure out what it is. In the story, the character’s mother tells the readers the process of potty training.
Once Upon a Potty by Alona Frankel – This book comes in both a boy and a girl version. P is for Potty! by Naomi Kleinberg – Is it just me or do you find yourself trying to find out the letter of the day each day with our favorite Sesame Street characters? Ok if your kiddos are Sesame Street Kids then this will be a perfect addition to your potty training adventures. It is funny and quick leading up to all being proud to yell “I did it!” This board book follows the toddlers “inner dialogue” about using diapers or a potty.
Potty by Leslie Patricelli – Toddlers ask many questions of themselves and like to know their options.
So without further ado here are the best potty training Books for kids and parents! Keep in mind there are totally more options out there and they are not one size fits all so if you are like me you will probably buy them all but try your best to just get a few at a time to see if one sticks! Well, I have talked about Potty Gear and teased about books to help both parents and their kids to get them through this necessary and scary (for some) task.
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