A Potty for Me! Hardcover – Lift the flap, January 1, 2005

Beautiful book with unique fold out pages! Toddler loves reading it over and over and it helped support a positive potty learning experience. Highly recommend!

Kiddo loves it. And it seems to be working in teaching my 20 month old.

Absolutely awesome! Karen Katz is always a fave in our house. I ordered this and Big Girl Undies! by Karen Katz at the same time for my 17 month old as we are slowly beginning the potty training process. We have been signing "potty" "poop" and "pee" for about as a year and she really understands potty well. She sits down on the potty a lot (usually with clothes on but we can get her to for up to 10 minutes without clothes too).This is an AWESOME lift the flap book in Karen's usual style but it's even longer than her typical books. I'd say 2-3x longer and talks a lot about how baby normally has to have diaper changed but that's changing, talks about the process, how accidents happen, etc. Really awesome little instruction manual in Karen's normal gorgeous, recognizable drawings and colors that's already a new fave. Really hoping it will help my daughter understand even more as we continue a slow, gradual potty training journey and work up to readiness to switch over.

Some reviews made me hesitate in purchasing this and I'm glad I didn't wait long.My son is 1 1/2, and I don't expect that he's ready for serious training yet, so he's actually at a perfect age for this book.We read this book first and I presented him with his "gift", and he surprised me by actually saying pee- but he was too excited and by the time the pants and diaper were off, he ended up peeing next to his new potty, instead of in it.The book takes a lot of pressure off the process and I don't feel it's too negative, at least for his age.He really likes it. It's very cute and the flap pages, illustrations and the relatable story keep him engaged.He's not ready for his diapers to come off, and this book is really an educational tool to introduce him to the potty world and what to expect.I highly recommend it, especially for the 1 1/2 y/o range.I also highly recommend her peekaboo book, (best age 6mo to 1 1/2 yrs)..

This may be THE pre--potty book for a child who is a sweetie-pie, not into the resistance mode, who is none the less apprehensive. The book takes a the child through the first days after receiving a gift-wrapped potty, signal that "Mama thinks I'm ready." The morning brings a dry try, followed by wet jeans which Mama tenderly changes saying "It is OK." After a night wearing a diaper, the child and Mama sit together, also dry time. Preparing for a bath, running water inspires the little one, who performs and "I'm so proud of me" and so is Mama. "Yeah! I really did it. And now I know I can.!"The pictures are simple yet with more complex colors and expressions; the story gets across one may sit and sit and sit on that new potty, accidents happen, but before too long, the child can look forward to more gifts----new underpants!The format is more complicated. Opposite a regular page is a long page which is folded in half and tucked in the center spine. Little hands may need help and wind up skipping the hidden pages or tearing them----or some well-coordinated children may find this enticing!"A Potty for Me" is fairly priced for hard-cover, glossy heavy quality paper,and many colors. Probably a read-to-me book rather than one a smaller toddler could handle alone?

My child loves this book. We even read it each night before bed.

Taught my child how fun it is to use a bathroom and get out of her diaper

Loved the cute illustrations, and my daughter loved the lift the flap part. I also like how it let's children know that sometimes accidents happen when toilet learning.