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She loves to read along with us!
Our two year old adores this book. She loves to shout "Oh no!" at the unexpected ending when the Ant family finds out how ignoring their chores snowballs into culinary disaster! Highly recommended. It's short and the cause-effect chain of events is simple to understand -- and funny! We're going to order the other Ant family books and see if they're as good as this one. ... Read more

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When they sat on the throne, what did the king, queen, general, cook, jester and gardener leave behind?What will you leave behind?And who will tell the best PLOP, PLOP jokes? ... Read more

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Take the worry out of toilet training with these two engaging books, specially designed to motivate boys and girls to get excited about using the potty. ... Read more

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Ana goes with her mother to the library and quickly finds the books she was looking for. While her mother is taking longer, Ana needs to go to the bathroom in a hurry. She goes, but quickly learns that the door is broken and gets stuck inside. Find out all she has to do in order to get out. This picture book is part of a series that represents the best of European Children’s Literature by renown and award-winning illustrators from Belgium. Its content and the quality of the illustrations make this book very fascinating to children.

Description in Spanish: Ana va con su mamá a la biblioteca.
Ella ya encontró todos los libros que buscaba.
Pero su mamá tarda mucho en encontrar los suyos, y Ana necesita ir al baño con urgencia...

Este título representa lo mejor de la literatura infantil europea actual. Su contenido y la calidad de sus ilustraciones, además de su encuadernación en tapa dura y su impresión a color, hacen que este libro sea muy atractivo para los niños. ... Read more

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Take the worry out of toilet training with these two engaging books, specially designed to motivate boys and girls to get excited about using the potty. ... Read more

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Use the rhyming and descriptive words to find and fit the brightly colored chunky pieces into the recessed spaces on each page. All pieces are stored in the built-in drawer of the front cover. A great introduction to early learning concepts including: colors, shapes, pattern recognition, visual discrimination and more. Great for travel!

Now Piggy and Bear can wear a different pair of grown-up underwear every day of the week. Help them find the right pair to wear each day. No more stinky diapers! A perfect book for toddlers who are ready to wave their diapers goodbye. ... Read more

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A gentle introduction to potty training for girls. Does a bear use a potty? Does a monkey use a potty? No. Does Sara use her potty? No, not yet, but she's learning! Reassuring text and humorous illustrations make this book perfect for potty training a girl. (Max's Potty, by the same authors, is also available for boys.) ... Read more

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Lift-the-Flap Fun!
"Lift-the-Flap Fun"
"Who sits on the potty?" Not the zebra! Not the sheep! Not the giraffe! Not even Sara - at least, not at first. With simply drawn illustrations in soft colors and flaps that lift to reveal the answers, your toddler is sure to adore this potty book. After reading over two dozen picture books on toilet training, we liked Sara's Potty because it was entertaining and educational. The wide, square flaps are more durable than the smaller slide-the-arrow variety featured in other similar activity books such as What Do You Do With A Potty? by Marianne Borgardt and Let's Go Potty by Moira Butterfield (but these books are also worth a look). Harriet Ziefert's story identifies the purpose of the potty ("pooping" and "peeing"), includes the often-omitted handwashing step, and shows the transition to "big girl underwear."

TOO CUTE!
This is a great book. My daughter loves it!

Fun book!
We checked out Sarah's Potty from our public library but quickly decided we needed to get one to keep. My two-year-old daughter (not yet potty trained) loves this humorous look at the animals using the potty. She knows it by heart and will laughingly shout, "Nooooo!" when asked, "Does a Zebra sit on the potty?". I have ordered the little boy version, "Max's Potty" for my nephew.

My Sara loves "Sara's Potty"!
I have to admit that the main reason I purchased this book is because my own daughter is named Sara. She is just about ready to start taking the advice in the book and loves to read it. Not technical which is a good thing, just cute and to the point.

Light-hearted and Engaging Introduction to the Potty
I like this book because it communicates all the important concepts related to potty training without taking itself too seriously. It is also a lift-the-flap book, and these books seem to hold toddlers' attentions a bit more than others. I also like the way that at one point it depicts Sarah playing with the potty which is differentiated from Sarah finally using the potty. It's nice for a book to make that distinction because often the first stage is for a child to play with a potty not fully understanding the concept. I also like the way that it teaches that we should wash our hands after using the potty (one of the few books to do so). Overall, a great way to introduce the idea of a potty--bright simple illustrations, just enough information, and a little humor thrown in too! ... Read more