Karen Katz - A Potty for Me!

Pros: Teaches toddlers positive lessons about potty training, charming illustrations
Cons: Some rhymes awkward, fold-out pages not entertaining

While I'm not yet trying to potty train my daughter, my pediatrician mentioned to me that we could start to bring up the idea of potty training to her. So, I immediately thought about getting a book or two about potty training. Given our experience ...

Pros: simple rhyming text, sturdy flaps, unisex character, lovely colorful patterned illustrations
Cons: may be a little youngish for older potty trainers

Having a two-year-old means that potty training is a part of life. Though I haven’t pressed the issue, I have been modeling the behavior, using consistent terminology, and explaining the correct use for a potty (for a while the cup was deemed a hat ...

Pros: Good message for kids learning how to use the potty
Cons: Grammar mistakes, not well written

As the proud parent of a two year old I am quickly learning that there are three things that make a good book for a toddler. The first is durability, the second is a good flow that allows the toddler to remain interested, and the third is the ability to ...

Pros: really cute illustrations and rhymes
Cons: fold out pages were a horrible idea and make me despise this book

As cute as this book is, I still really hate it. I'll get right to the point...It's not really a *lift* the flap book like her other ones, it should be called an "open the pages up book". Each of the pages is a double page that folds out. Why is this a ...