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Anna asks her little toy rabbit if he needs to use the potty - but he doesn't seem to know what to do. Anna tells him all about it and goes through each step involved in using the potty.

What parent or caregiver doesn't want help with potty training? This entry in the Rookie Toddler: My Body series of board books is related in a child's first-person voice: When I go potty, Bear goes too. / At potty time, there's lots to do. / I read a story. / I go ZOOM, ZOOM. / I play I Spy' around the room.

Henry gets his own potty when it is time for him to graduate from diapers.

Hannah gets her own potty when it is time for her to graduate from diapers.

With the help of understanding parents, a young boy learns how to use his potty so he does not have to wear diapers any longer.

Ashley learns to pee and poop in her potty and makes the transition from diapers to big-girl pants. Includes tips for successful potty teaching.

In the jungle sits a potty with the words, "Only the best bottom will fit on this potty," which prompts different animals to give it a try until a stranger shows them who fits it best.

"It's potty time!" says Joe. Joe and his friends (including Nellie Elephant, Percy Pig, and Friendly Frog) learn that although bottoms come in all shapes and sizes, everyone must use the potty. With whimsical illustrations and the simplest of texts, award-winning author-illustrator Guido Van Genechten gives toddlers a spirited story perfect for potty time.

Baby Raúl learns that everyone in the entire world goes to the toilet.

Children will love following along and lifting the flaps to see the child play, sit on the potty, eat, sit on the potty, sleep, and then sit on the potty...until finally there is success.

Some animal on the farm has stolen Suzy Sue's potty; and Suzy Sue needs it!

When everything fails to persuade the princess to use her potty, the king and queen consult the royal advisor who gives them valuable advice.

Simple, rhyming text invites the reader to help find a missing potty chair. Includes note to parents.

Young bear Bartholomew finds that using his potty correctly is sometimes just a matter of the right timing.

Andrew's mother and father always ask very clearly if Andrew needs to go pee, and his answer is always, "No, no, no, no." Unfortunately, that answer never seems to last long!

Celebrates the accomplishments of children, from Adam to Zach, as each learns to use the toilet for him or herself.

Baby, a toddler, decides to use the potty for the first time.

Ruby loves her brand new potty, but the trouble is, she doesn't know what it's for.

In this delightful story Mommy has a surprise for Caillou: his very own potty! Though initially uninterested, Caillou eventually decides that he wants to be a "big boy" and leave his diapers behind. After several attempts, a few failures, and near misses, Caillou learns to ask for the potty when he needs it and is rewarded with a sense of accomplishment and independence. Written with input from child psychologists, the Hand-in-Hand series of books helps children navigate their way successfully through various key developmental experiences of childhood.

A guide for parents and children to use for toilet training.

"Dinosaur doesn't need to use the potty. Even when making lemonade, running through the sprinkler, splashing in puddles, playing in the water... But wait, is that a victory dance or something else?"--Provided by publisher.

Young children learn why and how to use the potty and gain confidence to face this important milestone.

The potty animals from Sycamore Preschool are here to help little ones everywhere be in the know when it's time to go.

This is toilet humor in the most literal sense--a lighthearted, encouraging book that takes the anxiety out of the business of toilet training.

From firefighters to zookeepers, toddlers can discover where each person has gone despite their busy day--to the potty! With fun gatefold flaps, this hilarious story teaches children that everyone needs to take time to go to the potty.

In 1975 Alona Frankel wrote and illustrated her first book, especially for her son Michael, on how to use the potty. Once Upon a Potty, Boy and Once Upon a Potty, Girl are now classics on potty training and have sold more than four million copies worldwide. Thanks to timeless advice and beloved images, these children's books offer superb counsel for a new generation of parents on a universal topic: how to deal successfully with a too-often vexing challenge for the whole family.

In 1975 Alona Frankel wrote and illustrated her first book, especially for her son Michael, on how to use the potty. Once Upon a Potty, Boy and Once Upon a Potty, Girl are now classics on potty training and have sold more than four million copies worldwide. Thanks to timeless advice and beloved images, these children's books offer superb counsel for a new generation of parents on a universal topic: how to deal successfully with a too-often vexing challenge for the whole family.

A little boy has always sat on his potty. After seeing the famous statue Manneke Pis in Belgium, he realizes that he, too, can pee standing up.

With the help of Angus, the lovable Answer Dog, best-selling author Heidi Murkoff extends a hand to parents and children as they tackle life's first experiences together.

Parent and child may read together about the way children develop in the experience of eliminating waste products from their body and about the positive aspects of using the toilet.

Sign-carrying mice give encouraging instructions for using the toilet.