Potty Superhero: Get Ready For Big Boy Pants! Children's Potty Training Board Book

by Parragon Books, Mabel Forsyth (Illustrator)

Everyone needs to use the potty—even superheroes! Help your little superhero explore the idea of using a potty and learn where to go by following along with the superhero boy in the story! This adorable, rhyming board book is sure to help boys embark on an exciting journey and gain the confidence to go to the bathroom all on their own, making them feel like superheroes!

​Motivates toddlers beginning to potty train to reach the finish line to be diaper-free! Make potty training fun for kids by encouraging interest in toilet training Fun illustrations and cute superhero story offer a positive approach for parents and caregivers Thick board pages for little toddler hands to carry around wherever your superhero goes Positive inspiration for your little boy as he makes his way toward "big boy" pants! Check out this potty training book and more from Cottage Door Press to get your baby prepared for using the bathroom all by himself one day.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books, Superheroes

10 pages, Board Book

First published July 5, 2013

About the author

The Parragon name means quality, entertainment, and value and has been at the forefront of publishing for nearly 40 years. Going forward as an imprint of Cottage Door Press, the Parragon brand includes books that are interesting, entertaining, and affordable. The Parragon tradition continues...

Reviews

[Nisha · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my preferred potty training book. My son likes the fact there's a dog, and the whole superhero theme makes the process seem worth taking to a toddler. The cool looking big boy pants are also a nice incentive.

The book is simple, but I think wordy books aren't particularly helpful for this process - especially for my son.

[kim · Rating 2 out of 5]

not the best, not the worst

[Ashlyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

My son is only 10 months old, so he doesn’t really know what potty training is yet, but this is a great book to get him familiar with the idea of using his own potty. It shows that the boy wanted to go and play instead of using his potty, so he had an accident, but he decided that he would use his potty next time and was successful because he waited until he finished.

[Jessica DeWitt · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'll be honest and say that a potty training book has to be pretty darn exceptional to knock my socks off. This particular narrative is mid, and the speed at which the main character goes from potty failure to potty superhero is not realistic.

[Melissa · Rating 2 out of 5]

Cute illustrations, but really not a great potty training tool. In addition the kiddos don't really seem to get into it.

[Little Seesaw · Rating 3 out of 5]

Peter picked this book out at the library today. iis he trying to tell us something?

[Kelsey Richards]

Lol

[Kelly Boggs · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is short and sweet but tells of some of the ups and downs of potty training. I think it is simple and boys would love it. It definitely makes me chuckle.

[Deanna · Rating 5 out of 5]

You've started showing interest in the potty at only 20 months so Grandma quickly bought you three books and Mom and Dad got you a potty! Your favorite part about this book is the "doggo!"

[Dusty · Rating 4 out of 5]

Even superheroes have accidents when they don't stop what they're doing from time to time to pee & poo. Like the other books for kids & parents to read together while potty-training that I have seen, this one keeps it short & sweet. It depicts delivering one's waste to the appropriate receptacle not as a chore, but as an act worthy of a hero, and it is just long enough to focus my son's attention on the business at hand. I bought a second copy for a friend whose son is beginning the training process, and I would recommend it to others.

[Tapani Aulu · Rating 2 out of 5]

Potallakäymisen opettelua supersankarimalliin. Käy se näinkin varmaan.