
By Alyssa Satin Capucilli, Dorothy Stott (Illustrator)
Part of the The Potty Book series
A boy learns to use the potty, overcoming accidents with humor and heart.
Join a little boy and his teddy bear as they embark on a potty training adventure. With gentle encouragement and rhyming verse, he learns to embrace independence and routine. Despite a few mishaps, he makes his parents proud by leaving diapers behind. Will he conquer the potty and become a big kid? Discover the journey filled with perseverance, humor, and engaging illustrations that captivate young readers. This charming tale offers a stress-free approach to potty training, making it a delightful read for toddlers and parents alike.
"I'm a big boy now! I can run and jump and play! I don't want a wet diaper to get in my way."
— from the book
A little boy receives his own potty, and in spite of accidents, he makes his mom and dad proud when he no longer has to wear diapers.
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