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	title:	Potty Time (Usborne Baby's World)
	author:	Fiona Watt, Rachel Wells, Fiona Watts
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Usborne Publishing Ltd
	released:	May 26, 2000
	isbn:	0746038399
	isbn-13:	9780746038390

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Customer Reviews
Potty Time avoids its subject - Rated I was very disappointed when I received and read Potty Time. I would not have purchased this book had I looked it over in a bookshop. First of all, it talks about nappies as being soggy and smelly, negative reinforcement as motivation for potty training. Secondly, it shows the toddler playing with the potty, while completely avoiding any mention of the bodily functions which should be central to any book about potties. My toddler loves Once Upon a Potty, which talks about his body and what it does. He is not interested in this book, despite its bright illustrations. This is not a helpful book for potty training.

Customer Reviews

Potty Time avoids its subject - Rated 2/5
I was very disappointed when I received and read Potty Time. I would not have purchased this book had I looked it over in a bookshop. First of all, it talks about nappies as being soggy and smelly, negative reinforcement as motivation for potty training. Secondly, it shows the toddler playing with the potty, while completely avoiding any mention of the bodily functions which should be central to any book about potties. My toddler loves Once Upon a Potty, which talks about his body and what it does. He is not interested in this book, despite its bright illustrations. This is not a helpful book for potty training.