How to Poop Everyday: A Book for Children Who Are Scared to Poop. A Cute Story on How to Make Potty Training Fun and Easy.

My daughter struggles to poop on the potty. We read this book. She's been going more,not screaming to sit.

This is a great book/tool to help your child learn to use the potty. My daughter struggles to poop on the potty and this was great to give her the words to understand what is going on. She uses the words now to describe how she is feeling. A definate book!! Must get if you are struggling. And my daughter is almost 5 and struggling so if your child is this age, you are not the only one.

Excellent book. I was surprised it even rhymes. It is straightforward & a bit silly. My kids favorite page has an illustration of poo in the potty saying "thank you" for freeing them.

My three year old enjoys this book! It is well written!I’d recommend this book to other parents that have children who are reluctant to poo!

The message is great on pooping consistently and how it would be beneficial to the body. My 3.5 year old enjoys the illustrations and the book. I would say the illustrations and message were good for my 3.5 yo2 stars off due to the following:1) If you are not a fan of using judgemental labels / shaming, there are some terms that do need to be substituted such as inferring that children are "naughty" simply because they hold their poop. Obviously this point is only pertinent based on your parenting style2) As I am reading this to a young preschooler, I look to using simple factual words for her to understand the context and content. The one thing that really irks me consistently is the lack of consistent terms being used for the toilet in the quest to rhyme, it can range from the pot, john, toilet. Separately, there was a sentence where it ends with "For goodness sake". Again from the perspective of reading to younger child and the appropriateness of such terms, this is where I take a star off.All in all, a good start but could do with some refinements

I enjoyed reading this book to my grandchildren. One of them always tries to hold it in, so thought this may help her understand that it is a normal thing to do, that everyone has to do it.

This is a book of poetic poo. It gives a little rhyme about bathroom time. I don't want to intrude, but I think they should have mentioned food.

Great new book. We use it to help our children, who are learning and going through their own bathroom issues. Should include girls pooping too!

My daughter likes to learn about the body in fun ways and this is a good book for that. 😛

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