Best Potty Training Books

A humorous and engaging picture book that follows the inner dialogue and hilarious actions of a baby learning to use the potty. The story culminates in a joyous and amusing celebration of achievement that is sure to have both parents and children laughing out loud.

Learn how to successfully potty train your preschooler in just 6 simple steps, with the help of potty-training expert Jamie Glowacki, author of the popular guide "Oh Crap! Potty Training." Her proven process has worked for tens of thousands of kids and their parents, and can be done earlier than you think (between 20-30 months) and faster than you expect (most kids get the basics in just a few days!). Say goodbye to potty power struggles, nighttime accidents, and diaper dependence with Jamie's real-world, no gimmick approach to potty training.

This upbeat children's book celebrates potty training with snappy rhymes and vibrant illustrations. The story encourages toddlers to wear "big girl panties" like their moms, making the journey to becoming toilet trained fun and rewarding. The cheerful tone and stylized artwork by Valeria Petrone make Big Girl Panties! a delightful addition to any little girl's bookshelf. Say "bye-bye diapers" and hello to this heartwarming tale!

This children's picture book is a hilarious and educational guide on one of life's most common experiences: pooping. Featuring colorful illustrations and relatable scenarios, "Everyone Poops" is perfect for potty training, gift-giving, and everyday reading for curious young readers. Parents will also enjoy the timeless humor and OMG moments. A must-read for children ages 0 to 3 years old, and a great addition to any baby shower or birthday gift registry.

This fun and interactive children's book helps with potty training by showing little ones that all creatures have a place to poop. From tigers to kangaroos, the book reinforces the concept of toilet training while giving children the confidence they need. With playful and humorous illustrations and lift-the-flap pages, your child will love reading Where's the Poop? and will feel empowered to use the toilet just like their animal friends.

Mastering potty training can be a daunting task for parents. This guide offers an intensive, effective method to train your child in just three days. Written by a nanny who has successfully potty trained over a hundred children, this book offers guidance from before potty training begins to after your child has mastered it. A tried and true technique that will take the guesswork out of potty training for parents.

Celebrate the milestone of potty training with this charmingly illustrated book! Young Hannah is eager to open a big box, but what's inside surprises her - it's a potty! Follow her playful journey as she learns to transition from diapers to the potty. This gentle and humorous story will entertain young girls while also teaching them about growing up. Perfect for ages 1 and up.

Potty training made easy with classic children's books by Alona Frankel. Originally written in 1975 for the author's son, Once Upon a Potty - Boy and Once Upon a Potty - Girl have since sold over four million copies worldwide. These timeless books offer parents a successful way to handle the often difficult task of potty training, while captivating a new generation of readers with their beloved illustrations and words. A must-have for any parent tackling this perpetual challenge.

A charming and humorous illustrated book tells the story of Henry's journey to graduate from diapers to using the potty. Little boys will love the pictures and story, while learning that it's time to grow up like Henry. Perfect for parents and toddlers alike who are proud of this important milestone.

A children's book narrated by a child's point of view, "Potty for Me!" follows a child's journey to learn how to use their new potty. With flaps to lift and engaging illustrations, children will love tagging along and learning all about potty training. Celebrating the successes and teaching that accidents are okay, this book ends with an empowering message: "I'm so proud of me!"