Where Do You Poop? A potty training board book

We started reading this book during the early stages of potty training, and it turned out to be a surprisingly effective conversation starter. The concept is simple but engaging — it shows different animals and where they go potty, which naturally leads to the idea of where people should go. The illustrations are bright, playful, and easy for toddlers to follow. My child stayed interested through the whole book and even asked to read it multiple times. It keeps things light and humorous, which helps reduce some of the pressure or awkwardness that can come with potty training. The board book format is sturdy and holds up well to repeated use, which is important with toddlers who like to flip pages quickly. It’s also short enough that it works well as part of a bedtime routine or quick reading before bathroom time. One small downside is that the story is fairly simple, so older toddlers who are already comfortable with potty training might outgrow it quickly. Also, because of the topic, it may prompt a lot of giggling and potty humor — which can be either a pro or a con depending on the situation. Overall, it’s a fun, approachable potty training book that makes the topic less intimidating for little ones and encourages positive discussions about bathroom routines.

My kids LOVE this book. It’s funny and helps bring laughter to potty training.

This is a very cute, hilarious, and entertaining book! My toddler is very particular about his books, and he was completely engaged with this one from start to finish. The interactive pull tabs that make the animals “pee and poop” are absolutely hysterical! My son has also been diagnosed with ASD, and after reading this book, he’s now able to verbalize that people poop in the potty. Such a big milestone! I’d highly recommend this book for potty training.

My toddler loves this book. I got it right before we started potty training. We used the last page with the child in the bathroom to talk through using the potty, pretending to knock on the door before pulling the tab. My son was extremely easy to potty train and never had any problems pooping in the toilet. I credit this book for normalizing it. I recommend it to anyone potty training!

This has become one of our fav books! It's so silly.

This book is kinda funny. Shows all kinds of animals poop and at the end shows a toddler on a potty. The slide out pics are easy for a toddler to use once they know where they are. Using to help potty train a friends little girl. They can also learn some animals too!

Hilarious, interactive book to support potty training. My 2 year old got a big kick out of it and reads it while sitting on the potty.

My 3 year old LOVES this book! She is so excited about it and asks everyone to read it to her. We're potty training right now and having trouble with #2 specifically so I'm hoping that her interest in the book helps her remember we go in the potty and not our undies! The price is right, and the pull out flaps are engaging and fun for the kids. She even loves to "read it" to her family by opening the pages and saying "where do you poop?", and then "In the forest!" for example. As you can see by the video, I can't have the book out for long before she snatches it away to read for herself. Highly Recommend!!

I think it encouraged my daughter to use the potty

What a great book! Most book avoid showing poo, but toddlers do need to see it and ours gets really excited to look at this book.

Very fun book for grandson turning 3! Poop is pretty hilarious at this age, so that’s already a win. Besides that, though, it’s well made, sturdy, and he loves pulling the tabs and talking about the animals and the different places they live (and poop.) He’s almost potty trained, so I’m hoping this encourages him to go poop in the potty. I’d definitely recommend!

Bought this for my little boy to look at whilst on the potty and it is such a good book. My toddler enjoys the slide parts of the book and obviously looking at all the different poops that the animals do!

Thick pages that are easily managed by a toddler, funny story to create awareness about bowel movements before starting potty training.