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Using the potty takes patience and practice, and this adorable, straightforward book will teach young kids and help pave the way.   It shows little children how to use the potty, and when its time to do so.  They will gain the courage and confidence to achieve this important milestone in their lives.  After little ones learn to go, wipe, flush, and wash their hands like big kids do, they wont need a diaper anymore, because they'll have underwear under there!  Includes tips for parents and caregivers from a childrens health specialist.

Part of the Award-Winning Best Behavior Series

It's one of the first rites of passage in life.  Somewhere around the age of 26 months "more or less" toddlers are introduced to the potty.  In The Pocket Idiot's Guide to Potty Training Problems, Alison D. Schonwald, also known as "The Poop Doctor" of Boston's Children's Hospital, addresses the needs of parents and their reluctant toddlers in a warm, reassuring manner that will calm nerves and ease tension for both the baby and parents.  This book contains tips on how to make the bathroom kid-friendly, and explains what factors can confuse toddlers and keep them from succeeding at toilet training.  It helps parents design a step-by-step plan, using praise, and incentives that work.

A toddler's graduation from diapers to the potty is a very important moment--and one to make parents and toddlers proud! In this book, Henry needs to have his diaper changed so he can go out and play.  Then, Mom and Dad bring a big box home, and Henry is anxious to open it up and see what's inside.  Is it a rocking chair?  Is it his Teddy bear's bed?  No, it's a potty--which means it's time for Henry to graduate from diapers.  This gentle, humorous story is charmingly illustrated and told in verse.  Little boys will enjoy looking at the pictures and having the story read to them.  They'll also start getting the idea that it's time for them to grow up, exactly like Henry, so that at last, they'll be able to say:  "I'm off to the potty, No more diapers for me!  And I feel great, I am proud of ... ME!  Here's a pleasant and effective new way to begin a child's toilet training.

A toddler's graduation from diapers to the potty is a very important moment--and one to make parents and toddlers proud! In this book, Hannah needs to have her diaper changed so she can go out and play.  Then, Mom and Dad bring a big box home, and Hannah is anxious to open it up and see what's inside.  Is it a rocking chair?  Is it her Teddy bear's bed?  No, it's a potty--which means it's time for Hannah to graduate from diapers.  This gentle, humorous story is charmingly illustrated and told in verse.  Little girls will enjoy looking at the pictures and having the story read to them.  They'll also 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, No more diapers for me!  And I feel great, I am proud of ... ME!  Here's a pleasant and effective new way to begin a child's toilet training.

The humorous potty-training story of Henry is being reintroduced in a DVD that kids can watch on their TV.  Henry needs to have his diaper changed before he can go out and play.  But Mom and Dad have just brought home a big package, and he's anxious to see what's inside.  Is it a rocking chair?  Is it his Teddy bear's bed?  No, it's a potty!  It's time for Henry to graduate from his diapers and learn how to use the potty.  A bonus feature on the DVDs is "The Potty Song."  Toddlers will want to sing along with it as they watch the movie.

The humorous potty-training story of Hannah is being reintroduced in a DVD that kids can watch on their TV.  Hannah needs to have her diaper changed before she can go out and play.  But Mom and Dad have just brought home a big package, and she's anxious to see what's inside.  Is it a rocking chair?  Is it her Teddy bear's bed?  No, it's a potty!  It's time for Hannah to graduate from her diapers and learn how to use the potty.  A bonus feature on the DVDs is the song "Bye-Bye, Diapers."  Toddlers will want to sing along with it as they watch the movie.