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Potty Palooza: A Step-by-Step Guide to Using a Potty
This book contains bathroom humor! Plus a potty chart with stickers, quirky illustrated characters, and more!
Take one of the most significant milestones in a child’s life—potty training—add loads of silliness, and the result is the perfect book for the toilet-training set (and their parents). Potty Palooza is a fun and informative step-by-step guide that kids will love to hear read aloud as they sit on the potty. Written from the perspective of an eager and curious toddler (and, unlike other potty-training books, designed to teach both boys and girls), this charmingly illustrated book celebrates every successful trip to the bathroom with a “potty palooza” and stars an endearing and quirky cast of potty hippos, who gather when you use too much toilet paper; space aliens, who zoom in to try to use your potty; a wild elephant; and the Poop Police, who issue Mom or Dad a ticket for sounding too silly when singing the “Potty Song.” Toddlers will giggle as they learn the answers to all their Will I fall in? (No, you’re way too big.) How often will I be using the potty? (As often as you feel like you need to poop or pee.) Is it true that everyone poops, even the president of the United States? (Yes, everyone poops!)
The book also includes fun poop and pee facts, a parents’ guide written by a board-certified pediatrician, and a potty chart with stickers to track progress. It’s for every child ready to make a real bathroom breakthrough.
Take one of the most significant milestones in a child’s life—potty training—add loads of silliness, and the result is the perfect book for the toilet-training set (and their parents). Potty Palooza is a fun and informative step-by-step guide that kids will love to hear read aloud as they sit on the potty. Written from the perspective of an eager and curious toddler (and, unlike other potty-training books, designed to teach both boys and girls), this charmingly illustrated book celebrates every successful trip to the bathroom with a “potty palooza” and stars an endearing and quirky cast of potty hippos, who gather when you use too much toilet paper; space aliens, who zoom in to try to use your potty; a wild elephant; and the Poop Police, who issue Mom or Dad a ticket for sounding too silly when singing the “Potty Song.” Toddlers will giggle as they learn the answers to all their Will I fall in? (No, you’re way too big.) How often will I be using the potty? (As often as you feel like you need to poop or pee.) Is it true that everyone poops, even the president of the United States? (Yes, everyone poops!)
The book also includes fun poop and pee facts, a parents’ guide written by a board-certified pediatrician, and a potty chart with stickers to track progress. It’s for every child ready to make a real bathroom breakthrough.
32 pages, Board Book
First published May 7, 2013
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March 28, 2025
Pretty wordy for a board book. I know it’s supposed to be fun, but some of the ‘tips’ might scare kids instead of helping.
June 28, 2013
This potty training books speaks directly to kids. It builds their self-confidence and celebrates their accomplishments in the task of mastering toilet training no matter how small.
A little booklet in the back gives parents tips and advice and a Q & A section helps troubleshoot an issues families may be having with this process.
This would be a good book for purchase because it includes a potty chart and stickers. It's size is small and convenient for use in the bathroom as the pages are thick and coated as they are in board books.
A little booklet in the back gives parents tips and advice and a Q & A section helps troubleshoot an issues families may be having with this process.
This would be a good book for purchase because it includes a potty chart and stickers. It's size is small and convenient for use in the bathroom as the pages are thick and coated as they are in board books.
November 13, 2014
Cute- but better for older toddlers.
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