Potty Palooza: A Step-By-Step Guide to Using a Potty [With Charts and Booklet] - Gordon, Rachel; Gold, Claudia M.
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Take one of the most significant landmarks in a toddler's life - potty training - and treat it exactly the right way - with a lot of practical information, silly humor, playful characters, and whimsical illustrations - and the result is the perfect book for every 2-4-year-old (and their parents). The book features a gender-neutral toddler, explains how toilet training works for both boys and girls, and answers toddlers' most pressing questions, while keeping everyone entertained. An adorably designed potty chart, stickers, and a parents' guide by a pediatric gastroenterologist are included in the back of the book.…mehr

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Take one of the most significant landmarks in a toddler's life - potty training - and treat it exactly the right way - with a lot of practical information, silly humor, playful characters, and whimsical illustrations - and the result is the perfect book for every 2-4-year-old (and their parents). The book features a gender-neutral toddler, explains how toilet training works for both boys and girls, and answers toddlers' most pressing questions, while keeping everyone entertained. An adorably designed potty chart, stickers, and a parents' guide by a pediatric gastroenterologist are included in the back of the book.
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Sarah Bergmann has illustrated two previous books for children. She lives in Seattle, Washington. Rachel Gordon is a mother of two with extensive experience in potty training. She is also a longtime toilet user, and lives with her family in Brooklyn, New York. Claudia Gold, M.D., is a board-certified pediatrician and the director of the Early Childhood Social Emotional Health program at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. She writes regularly for her blog on Boston.com, Child in Mind.