Potty training can be a daunting milestone for both parents and toddlers, but the right books can make the experience enjoyable and stress-free. Engaging stories featuring beloved characters can help explain the concept of using the potty in a way that little ones can easily grasp. Here’s a list of some of the best potty training books to consider this year, chosen based on real-life testing and mom-approved recommendations.
- ‘Daniel Tiger’s Potty Time’ by Scarlett Wing – $13
Perfect for fans of the show, this book helps kids feel excited about potty training! - ‘We Poop on The Potty’ by Little Grasshopper Books – $11
A fun and straightforward guide that encourages little ones to embrace using the potty. - ‘P is for Potty!’ by Naomi Kleinberg – $8
This colorful book introduces the alphabet while focusing on potty training, making it a dual-purpose read! - ‘Everyone Poops’ by Taro Gomi – $17
A classic that normalizes bathroom habits, making it a must-have in your potty training library. - ‘Tinkle Tinkle Little Tot’ by Bruce Lansky – $8
This playful rhyme helps to make the potty experience less intimidating for toddlers. - ‘Once Upon a Potty’ by Alona Frankel – $10
This story takes your child on a whimsical journey that culminates in a successful potty experience. - ‘Pottysaurus’ by Little Hippo Books – $10
A charming dinosaur tale that encourages kids to use the potty with a smile. - ‘Oh Crap! Potty Training’ by Jamie Glowacki – $21
This book offers a no-nonsense approach to potty training, perfect for parents who appreciate candid advice. - ‘Potty Training in 3 Days’ by Brandi Brucks – $15
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In summary, these carefully selected potty training books can support your child’s journey to use the toilet confidently. With engaging stories and relatable characters, they make the transition smoother and more enjoyable for both kids and parents alike.