Once Upon a Potty--Girl

Just like you, Prudence has a body, and this body has many nice and useful parts:

A head for thinking

Eyes for seeing

Ears for hearing

A mouth to talk and eat with

Hands for playing

A pee-pee for making Wee-Wee

Legs for walking and running

A bottom for sitting and in it a little hole for making Poo-Poo

Potty talk has long been considered taboo in conversation — even between parent and child. Thankfully, Alona Frankel presents toilet training in a frank, open way for parents and children. Available in both Girland Boyformats, Once Upon a Pottybooks are best used as companion volumes to a child's new potty.

Dear Fellow-Parents,

Once Upon a Pottyis best used as a companion volume to a child's new potty. I wrote this book when my own child was toilet training to help him better understand the process. My son was encouraged and excited by this story. It motivated him to make the developmental leap from diaper to potty.

Learning to use the potty is often a lengthy process, taxing the patience of both parent and child. When success finally comes — and it should come in its own good time, without undue pressure or haste — it enhances the child's confidence and pride. She has taken another step toward independence. She sat on the potty as a little child and got up feeling ten-feet tall.

It's one small step for mankind, but a giant one for your family.

Love,

Alona

Explains in simple text and illustrations why and how a little girl uses a potty. (Baby/Preschool)

Alona Frankel is the author and illustrator of over thirty titles for children, including the well-known Once Upon a Pottytitles. Ms. Frankel's work has earned her a place on the Honor List of the International Board on Books for Young Children, several Parents Choice awards, and many additional honors and awards. She lives in Tel Aviv, Israel.