The Potty Book - For Girls
by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
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Book Reviews of The Potty Book - For Girls
Book Review: Good but not the best
Summary: 4 Stars
This book really speaks to toddlers (or at least my toddler) but I don't think it is the best book on toilet training. The pictures are cute and the story touches on all the main points you would expect. My only problem, and this is from an adult's point of view as I don't think a toddler would care, is that the rhyme and rhythm are a bit contrived and not very good. It really bothered me when the end of the book had the word "me" rhyming with "me". Yeah... the same word. Also, the phrase, "me and Teddy" is used instead of "Teddy and I". Is it worth it? Yes, your toddler will more than likely love it and it may even help with the training. Thus 4 stars -1 for grammar.Book Review: A good read
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this book for my two and half year old daughter who was refusing to use the potty. We didn't want to force her and were looking for alternatives. At first she was resistant to the book also but after a day or two of using potty, she could identify with the character in the book. I wouldn't say that she started using the potty because of the book but the book did help in boosting her confidence and keep her excitment of using a potty. The book covers excitement, accidents, rewards and challanges of potty training. Pretty good book for little minds and for big ones too (especially if you have to read it three times a day).Book Review: Helpful
Summary: 4 Stars
My daughter at 2.5 years old is struggling with the whole potty thing. I discovered this book last month after a few unsuccessful tries at getting potty training started. We have been reading it to her every night. Although I actually haven't got a result in our potty yet I think that this book is giving her a great understanding of what going to the potty is all about, not to be scared of accidents (that they happen and it's ok) and she is using all the right words now. It's a cute story with positive reinforcement and one that I don't mind reading over and over again. I'm sure success for us will be just around the corner.Book Review: Our FAVORITE book
Summary: 5 Stars
My daughter Brianna is 22 months old. She's had a potty in her bathroom for awhile, but she showed no interest in it. I bought this book for her about a month ago and she can't put it down. I actually had to leave it in her crib at night because she wants to read it to herself before she goes to bed, and looks for it first thing in the morning when she wakes up. All day long I hear "Hannah book!!" She loves to read it herself, and always applaudes Hannah at the end - "Yay Hannah... Yay Hannah. No diaper!" Now she's always asking to sit on her potty; especially when she reads the book!! Thank you Hannah!!Book Review: Great Book
Summary: 5 Stars
Since my 18 mo old daughter was showing so much interest in the potty, I bought this book (along w/ 2 others) for her to 'read' or for me to read to her while we worked on potty training and to famiarlize her with the concept, words, etc. She LOVES this book. It's very colorful, the pages are sturdy(not flimsy like regular paper that is easily torn by small fingers and not as clumsy as a board book) and it has such a cute little story line told in verse that makes it easy for little ones to follow and not get as easily bored. My daughter even sings when she reaches the page where Hannah sings while on the potty!