Big Girls Use the Potty!

Don't buy - as other reviewers have said the pages are printed in the wrong order, which means the story pages are in the wrong order and if you remove the sticker chart you pull out the pages of the book rather than the blank pages that are meant to be on the back of the chart. It might be cheap but really there are better books for the same price. I bought it as I thought the other reviewer who commented on the mistakes had received a dud - bit having received one myself I now think all the copies were printed like this hence the discounted price.

1) Bear in mind that this book uses the term "diapers" rather than "nappies" (and "pee" rather than "wee"), so you'll need to correct as you read if you're a UK reader. (My daughter is quick to correct me if I forget!)2) The pages had been printed out of order in the copy I received: I would have returned it, but by the time I realised, my daughter had already removed a couple of stickers from the sticker page. It might just have been a faulty copy, but worth checking as soon as you get your copy.Otherwise, this is a sweet book, and I've been using it along with four other potty picture books to entertain my daughter as she sits on her potty in the first few days of potty training.

I love this little book, fully recommended. I bought it after my daughter as falling at potty training pretty bad and after I got her this she loved the book and the stickers charges and it only took her two days and she was fully trained. Absolutely loved it. The only things is an American book so I had to change diaper for nappy and thing like it

I bought this for my 21 month old daughter as we are just beginning to embark on potty training. Right now I just want to help her understand what the potty is for. This book is especially nice because it uses photographs rather than silly cartoon illustrations, which I feel make it easier for the child to relate to the images in the book. For example, on the first page is a photo of a little girl standing up, bent double at the waist, and looking at the camera from between her feet (as toddlers do). My own little girl, every time she sees this photo, gets up off her potty, bends over, and looks at me between her feet! Having completed this apparently necessary part of the potty ritual, she then returns and sits on her potty. OK, it's a bit weird, but it IS cute, and it suggests to me that she relates to the child in the book and is keen to copy. I think as time goes on and her understanding grows she will be equally keen to copy the other things she sees the girl in the book do. Which is, of course, the whole point. I recommend it.

The book I received had a printing error which meant the reward chart could not be removed without taking story pages with it. There is another reviewer who had the same issue. Perhaps the books in stock should be checked and the defective books removed.I'm returning it for this reason but even without this error I found the book unimpressive. My daughter did not engage with it at all.