Book not great. Words used like diapers. Picture of boy with potty on his head - not an idea I want to give my child. Picture with tiolet roll wrapped around child! Only a few pages!

I was given this book a few months ago for my 20mth old grandson Noah. He visits regularly and this is the only book he looks at (anything up to twenty times a visit). He chats away to the boys, pretends to feed them and shares his toys with them. Although not using his potty yet, I'm sure this will come soon.

my 2 year old (boys are that much later than girls i have learned!) 'turned the corner' with this book. His elder sister has the girl version and as simple as it seems it does indeed help! sit them on the potty and tell them to 'take their time' and hand them this book (depending on gender) and wait... it worked for us.

This book has lots of pictures of children going through various stages of potty training. It is clear and simple to read. It has various potty types in so it doesn't matter what kind of potty your child has. Because the pictures are of real children, I think they relate to it better. It also has idea's of things to do with your child when on the potty.
My son has had this book since he was 18 months and he loves it. Every time he sits on his potty he has to have his 'potty book' with him.
An excellent buy and a way of introducing potty training gently.