Now I'm Growing! Prince of the Potty - Little Steps for Big Kids!

This book Prince of the Potty made our grandson so proud of himself as he learned to use the potty. We read him the book anytime he asked even before he was being potty trained, so he knew what to expect and was eager to use the potty, wear undies, and keep them dry. Now he enjoys for us to read it to him while he is on the potty. This is a book that boys will enjoy (because it is of course for the prince of the potty). It is a fun little book. This book arrived before the estimated date and was in great condition. His other favorite potty training books are Potty by Leslie Patricelli (very expressive pictures and few words so so we use excitement when we read to made it fun) and Where's the Poop? by Julie Markes (a lift the flap book that lots of fun for those new at the potty).

We absolutely love this book! At two years old, our son became curious about the potty but didn't know how to tell us when he needed to go. We tried everything from M&Ms and treats to throwing cereal in the toilet to make it fun, but no luck. Then we bought him this book and it changed everything. Since he loves books, I think he could relate to the characters and story much better than talking about potty. We believe this has book given him the vocabulary he needed to talk about potty which has helped tremendously. It's been four months since we got the book and now he routinely does #1 and #2 on the pot on a regular basis. Only 2 accidents since and both were while we were out of the house. We definitely recommend this book. The end of the book also offers some great potty training tips a techniques that really help!

The book showed up a little dirty on the outside and the package was open with a big cut thru it that scratched the back of the book but it's a great book and my son loves it.

Two year old grandson loves this book and loves to get on the potty since we gifted this book.

I am getting this for my grandson to help in his training. We had “Princess of thePotty” which I read to my granddaughter practically every day she was training. It’s a very cute book and I believed it helped. Since he’s a boy I wanted “Prince of the Potty.”

The story is great, but the first time I opened the book, the first ten pages fell to the ground. :(( I so wish this were a well made board book for my toddler instead of a falling apart version.That would net it a 5 plus if possible.

My little boy (he's 2) loves this book and it has helped him to be reminded that when he needs to go potty, he tells us. He's doing great and loves this story.

Very cute story. It kept my son interested now that we're in the beginning stages of talking about using the "big boy potty" with him.

A good book but I wasn't expecting it to be American. Diapers used instead of nappy