Best Potty Training Books for Toddlers: Recommended by Parents

Potty training books are special written specifically for the toddlers and with the help of their parents they get to read , at the same time enjoy learning the different activities illustrated in the books. The best potty books are colourful , interesting to read and pleasing to the eyes of the toddlers. Sometimes a dose of comedy, instructions, and motivation is all that is required for the potty training process to be easy to learn.

 Potty training can be quite a huge step in the life of a toddler. It signifies growing up and up grading from diaper use and the crankiness of using a potty. It is at this time that parents and caregivers rely on the comforts that a potty training book has to offer. While most parents and caregivers consider potty training headache and stressful, these potty training books can a lot of fun, interactive and very engaging to both the parents and the toddlers.

Potty training books can be categorized into two; instructional and entertaining books. These books help in identifying the usefulness of the potty. Potty training books species bodily functions such peeing and pooping. They also show the transition from diapers to the big kid under wear. The potty training books helps the children in teaching them the hand washing steps which is very vital in preventing some diseases. The best potty training books can again be classified into two, the potty training books for girls and the potty training for boys.

Potty training books come with pictures which are very colorful cheerful, they also use family language which even caregivers and parents can enjoy reading and won’t mind reading over and over. The best potty training books also contains rhymes and positive raps which the young toddlers can easily relate to and sing along. These rhymes are so simple are use repetitive style that the toddlers learn easily and can sing along every time.

Hannah
An example of a potty training book is Hannah. This potty training book is about a young sweet girl called Hannah who is now willing and ready to start using the potty. The illustrations found in this book are very attractive and contain much energy. The theme of the books is easy to follow and is perfect for any girl interested in potty training.

In this book we learn of Hannah’s transition from using diapers to a “special magical under wear”. The book uses potty friendly words such as “pee and poop” which the toddlers are familiar with. As the story progresses young girls will want to emulate Hannah as she is a role model to them and this will encourage them to start using the potty as soon as they can. Although Hannah has had rough times in her training sessions, her parents have been there and have lent Hannah a shoulder to lean on and the parents have been very encouraging. At the end of the story, Hannah is proud is proud of her achievements and successes in potty training and any girl who has read the book will want to be her.

A Potty for Me by Karen Katz

A potty for me is a colorful, interactive potty training book which offers simple tips to toddlers and their parents. The book, A potty for me has positive and upbeat phrases that motivate and cheers a hesitant toddler on how to effectively use the potty. The book easily illustrates how a toddler should sit on the potty and with a step by step guideline it shows how the potty should be used. The language used in the book is simple and easy to understand making it an ideal book for parents and care givers who to potty train their toddlers.

Have You Seen My Potty by Mij Kelly and Mary McQuillan

 

Have you seen my potty is another best potty training book loved by many toddlers who are in this stage of potty training. The book is filled with lovely illustrations and the kids reading this book will want to copy the antics of Suzy Sue who is the main character on this book.

It all begins when Suzy Sue loses her potty chair and embarks on a mission to find it. She goes around asking the farm animals if they might have come across it. The book offers useful potty training tips in a fun and interesting manner. It is in this same book that toddlers are taught about privacy when they want to go “poo poo or pee pee”.  The book is very interesting and at the same time very educational.

 

The Potty Book for Girls by Alyssa Satin Capucilli

This gorgeous pink-colored book features Hannah, a toddler ready to make the evolution from diapers to the potty. Beautifully illustrated and with a sweet, rhyming storyline that takes kids along with them and makes potty training fun and interesting. Toddlers will love looking at the funny things that Hannah's cute little Teddy Bear does as she gets familiarized to the new gift, the potty chair.

It is worth mentioning that using books like these can help ease the transition and make potty training more fun and less fearful. Children relate to characters in books and reading them together will help parents refer to the characters, like Hannah and Suzy Sue, when helping their own child use the potty.

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