The Potty Train Book
It’s time to get on the potty train! The Potty Train
From missing the train and getting all wet, to sitting there and having nothing happen, it’s all covered in the book, but in a fun, figurative way.
A little boy and his stuffies leave their diapers behind and head off on a train with cars shaped like toilets where each one sits.
The giraffe has a few problems . . . he’s a little late to the game and he wets himself. But it’s all good, by the end of the book, everyone is using the potty even at night!
The illustrations are bright and eye catching, making this a fun book for all ages. And, of course, little boys in particular will love the “Chugga chugga, poooooooopoooooooo!”
If you’re a little tired of the usual potty training books that discuss it quite frankly, this is a good addition to your bookshelf. It’s a fun book that kids can enjoy looking at on their own, as well. Leave it in the bathroom or tuck it into a bookshelf for easy access.
“This is a fun book that we all really enjoyed. I read it to the boys while they’re in the bathroom and they love it and seem to identify with the characters.”
Dorian Says:
“I like the train. It’s a good book.”
Dante Says:
“There’s a giraffe. Yup, I like it. It’s got potties and they get all wet.”
The Potty Train Book Pros
- Cute illustrations
- Good rhythmic text
- Hits on the issues kids face with potty training in a fun way
The Potty Train Book Cons
- You may get tired of reading it over and over
- Kids who are very literal may not get it
