Learning to use the potty has never been such fun! A companion title to I LOVE HUGS, this is an adorable story about learning to use the potty a pivotal event in every toddler¹s life!
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't get if you're potty training a toddler,
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This review is from: I Love My Potty (Board book)
What a nightmare! Imagine your toddler deciding to stick his toys in his little toilet, or wearing it as a hat! Yuck. The toddler in the story loves her potty as a hat,a toybox, a car, a chair,and a drum. Only on the last page is it used as a place to go to the bathroom "and sometimes my potty is just a potty. I love my potty!"I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Anything can get published,
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This review is from: I Love My Potty (Board book)
Do not buy this book. You wouldn't want your poor child to get the misconception that he might put his potty on his head or store toys inside. She missed the mark on this one.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
How Unsanitary,
By Nicole "finestninest" (Whittier, California USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I Love My Potty (Board book)
"I Love My Potty" by Lara Jones is a brightly colored board book that attempts to reconcile toddlers with the oft-scorned, much-feared potty. Jones attempts to familiarize tots with the concept of using a potty by having her main character interact with her potty in non-threatening ways, such as using it as a race car. However, Jones crosses over into the unsanitary when her potty-familiarization includes "wearing the potty like a hat" and carrying things in it. Overall, "I Love My Potty" makes a valiant attempt at helping a toddler learn to cheefully interact with a potty, however it is enough to make any parent squirm as their own children follow the example of the little girl in the story and begin to wear potties on their heads.
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