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The Potty Book For Girls

by Audrey DeZwirek

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Who knew potty training could be this much fun! Children and adults will enjoy this fun-loving look at how a little girl named Hannah and her parents begin the process of potty training. Hannah is already getting dressed by herself, brushing her teeth and eating breakfast all by herself. She no longer wants to be wearing a diaper so mom buys her a potty and she is on her way. Children will rejoice as Hannah succeeds and pees and poops in the potty. They will also see that having accidents is all part of learning and that they should just keep on trying. In the end, Hannah gets the hang of the potty and is proud of herself for doing it all by herself!

This is a wonderful book that takes a calming, light-hearted look at the sometimes overwhelming task of potty training. Children will learn that they can do it themselves and that having accidents is all right. Parents will also learn great ways to give children positive reinforcement and encouragement in face of challenges. The rhyming makes it easy to read and fun for all. Potty training has never looked like so much fun!!

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Tips

Have your child grab a stuffed animal or toy and read this book as they are sitting on the potty. In no time your child will see the connections between themselves and Hannah and they too will be interested in the process of going from diaper to potty.

There is also a companion book which focuses on potty training boys, called The Potty Book for Boys.

Pros

- Rhyming makes it easy and fun to read. - Messages of encouragement, self-esteem and positive feedback even when faced with challenges or setbacks is wonderful for children of the potty training age. - Gives parents good ideas for transitioning from diaper to potty (i.e. have children read on the potty, sit with stuffed animal, call someone special when they succeed etc.)