Product Description

Every little girl's graduation from nappies to the potty is always a very important moment - and one to make both parents and toddlers proud! In "The Potty Book", Hannah needs to have her nappy changed so she can go out and play. Then mum and dad bring home a big box, and Hannah is anxious to open it up and see what's inside. Is it a rocking chair? A bed for Teddy? No, it's a potty - which means that it's time for Hannah to graduate from her nappies. This gentle and humorous little story is charmingly illustrated and told in verse. Little girls will enjoy looking at the pictures and having the story read to them. Meanwhile, they'll start getting the idea that it's time for them to grow up, exactly like Hannah. So that at last, they'll be able to say - "I'm off to the potty!".

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #35375 in Books
• Published on: 2007-01-26
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 32 pages

Customer Reviews

This book has been a great help
I cannot recommend this book enough, my daughter loves it! The drawings and story have really helped her to accept the potty. The only thing I would point out is that the author uses the word 'diaper' instead of our english word 'nappy' but if you are reading this out loud to your child then you can swap these words over.

Fab toilet training book!
My 2 1/2 year old loves this book! She knows how to wee in the potty but her stubborness means she only does it on her terms when she wants to! This book however has rekindled her interest in being a big girl and got her all excited about using the potty again. Hoorah!!!
The only two slight problems with it are the need to substitute some of the American lingo and having to read it to her every night, as it is her current favourite bedtime story!!!!
Highly recommended book.

Language cringeworthy!
The awful written content of this book made me instantly want to send it back!! Lots of americanisms so words that my daughter can never have heard of, but also just a bit of a twee tale with awful rhymes. However, perhaps I should not be so quick to judge as my daughter seems to like looking at it so maybe it suits the age group... What do mums know!?