The Potty Book - For Boys

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Summary: Pleasant Introduction to the Potty
Review: This is a pleasant introduction to the potty for our 18 mos old. We are just beginning to introduce him to the potty and we are reading this book along with buying his very first potty. This book has nice pictures and my son really seems to enjoy reading it. He sits through the entire book and brings it to me all the time to read. We are hoping that this book (and a few others) along with his big boy potty will eventually get him interested in learning how to use the potty himself.

Rating:
Summary: Pleasant Introduction to the Potty
Review: This is a pleasant introduction to the potty for our 18 mos old. We are just beginning to introduce him to the potty and we are reading this book along with buying his very first potty. This book has nice pictures and my son really seems to enjoy reading it. He sits through the entire book and brings it to me all the time to read. We are hoping that this book (and a few others) along with his big boy potty will eventually get him interested in learning how to use the potty himself.

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Summary: ADORABLE and DURABLE!
Review: Was so surprised and pleased at the cute pictures in this book and the diversity it covers compared to other potty books. Very pleased with the heavy weight pages, close to board book durability. It does not heavily focus on boys except you follow a boy throughout.. there are no standing pictures if that is what you are looking for. Still it held my son's attention and made him laugh. Great size to hold on a potty too!Highly recommend!

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Summary: A big hit with our 19-month old
Review: We bought this when our 19-month old started expressing interest in the potty, and it was immediately a big hit. He's a little too young to really get potty trained, but he always asks for "Henry," (the protagonist's name) when he wants to try again. He wants to be like the boy in the book. For adults, it's not too boring a read, and the pictures are adorable. I recommend it highly.

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Summary: A great book to set an example.
Review: We got this book for my son, who is starting to potty train. He is 2-1/2. He enjoys the story, talks about the little boy, Henry, and likes comparing his potty to the Henry's. He still doesn't want 'big boy underpants', but he thinks that it is cute that Henry has them now. They don't name body parts, which is fine because some books make up silly names instead. The book refers to 'pee and poop' which is also fine, because we do too. The book is a great quality, and durable. The pictures are cute and fun without too much going on in them. My son loves for us to read it to him!

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Summary: The Potty Book worked for us!
Review: When we were traing our daughter we tried everything and nothing was working until I bought The Potty Book for Girls. She loved it and shortly after reading it a few times she was motivated to use the potty just like the little girl in the book. Now that our son is starting to show interest in potty training, this is the first book I'm turning to. It's exactly like the one for girls only it's about a little boy. I'm hoping it will work for him just as well as it did for our daughter.