Books to read when toilet training your toddler:
Will reading books about toilet training stop the accidents? hahaha-no …
There will be accidents – probably quite a few! It won’t be forever though – they are just learning a new skill. Before you know it, there will be no more nappies – so, hang in there mum and dad and have wipes on hand during this time – Don’t forget a picture book, too – preferably one with a toilet rhyme
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-Birchy’s Books
Best books to read to your toddler during toilet training days? 👇🏽 LET’S GO:
Toilet Time
A training kit for toilet training. Boy and Girl versions available.
This is the book I used to help get my son used to the idea of using the toilet and wearing jocks! There is also a girls version.
“Learn how to toilet-train your child in six easy steps while supporting and motivating him through this important developmental stage.
This kit features an easy-to-follow parent guide by expert child psychologist Dr. Janet Hall PhD to help implement toilet training in six easy steps; an engaging board book designed to support children with toilet training, two illustrated reward charts with space for stickers and 48 reward stickers to motivate children and positively reinforce successes!”
POO POO BUM BUM WEE WEE
Written by Steven Cowell | Illustrated by Erica Salcedo
Featuring bright, friendly illustrations and a very catchy rhyme, this fun picture book has been written in consultation with parents to break down all the stages of using the toilet into easy steps, from how to wipe to handwashing.
This book will help take the stress out of toilet training for parents and carers, as children can sing the song and learn to use the toilet without fear or fuss.
Lulu's Loo
Written by Camilla Reid | Illustrated by Ailie Busby
An utterly fabulous interactive book for potty-training toddlers – From velcro strips of nappies to the pull down tab of a toilet roll!
Lulu is given a special present by Mummy – her very own potty. Lulu does her first wee-wee in the potty. Soon she’s sitting on her potty everywhere – in the kitchen, in her bedroom, in the playroom, even in the garden! Then Lulu graduates from wearing nappies to wearing big girl knickers and using the big toilet, with a few tiny accidents along the way.
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Who Pooed in my Loo?
Written by Emma Adams | Illustrated by Mike Byrne
In the bathroom this morning, I looked in the loo, and guess what I saw – yes that’s right, it’s a poo! I couldn’t believe it, I called for my mum, There’s a gift in our toilet that’s made by a bum! When a little boy finds a poo in his family loo, he starts imagining who might have left it there. Was it… A dragon? A unicorn? A dinosaur?! With every idea more exciting than the next, he can’t wait to find the culprit. But who could it be?
Skip to the Loo! A potty book
Written by Sally Lloyd-Jones| Illustrated by Guess How Much I love You‘s artist – Anita Jeram
Bunny wants his potty. What will Bunny do? Only one thing for it . . . skip to the loo! Bunny’s not the only one skipping to the loo. Look who else wants their potty! Quite a few. . . .
With rollicking rhythm, Sally Lloyd-Jones gets the party going in a book that simply rejoices in the call of nature. Everyone is invited to celebrate–from a lonely dodo to a wibbly woo, from Lord and Lady Huff Puff to an elephant in a tutu. But when the party is in full swing and everyone’s on their potty, Bunny sees that someone very important is missing. Who could it be?
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Best books to help toilet train your toddler!
Picture books for potty training
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Toilet training toddlers.
What a fun (see also: messy) time!
Help make it easier by reading picture books with the potty training theme to get your little one in the zone! 😎
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