Potty training can feel like one of those things where you’re never quite sure what you’ll actually need😓. I’d start with a few simple things and add whatever makes sense for your toddler. These are the things I’d look at depending on what your todd...
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Potty Training Books Toddlers Actually Enjoy
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Potty Training Books Toddlers Actually Enjoy
These are the things I’d look at depending on what your toddler needs. Some are playful and simple, while others can help make the idea of using the potty feel a little more familiar.
A simple one to have around when you’re introducing the idea of the potty. I like books that make the whole thing feel familiar without making it too serious.
Potty Time with Bean (Ms. Rachel) (Books by ...
This is one I’d look at if your toddler already enjoys Daniel Tiger. Having a familiar character talk about potty time can make the idea feel a little less new.
Daniel Tiger's Potty Time! Children's Toilet Training Sound Book for ...
I like the simple approach here. It gives toddlers something easy to follow while they’re learning what the potty is all about.
We Poop on the Potty! (Mom's Choice Awards Gold Award Recipient)
Hilarious, kid-friendly read to normalize it. We read it daily- turns training into giggles not tears.
Everyone Poops: Gomi, Taro - Books
My son loves getting on the toilet just so he can have this book☺️. Having buttons that make sounds along with it keeps the lm very engaged and interested.
Sesame Street: Potty Time with Elmo Potty Training Sound Book
I looked at this when I wanted a clearer idea of how to actually approach potty training. Fir the parent who wants more guidance rather than just another book for the toddler.
The Oh Crap! Potty Training Podcast
Potty Training Essentials for Home
Potty training solo? Start small, celebrate wins and stock up on these basics - total under $100. It took us 2 weeks with consistency. You got this mama! 💪
If you're looking for something a little more premium, this is one I'd have on my list. I like the simple design and the fact that it doesn't look overly complicated.
BabyBjörn Potty Chair, Deep Green/White
I like the idea of giving your little one their own little potty while they're getting used to the whole process. This is a straightforward option if you don't want anything too fancy.
Ingenuity My Size Potty Pro 2-in-1 Toilet
This is one I'd look at when your little one is ready for the big toilet but still needs a little help getting up there. Having the step and seat together is pretty convenient.
Dreambaby Step-Up Potty Training Toilet Topper
They're a nice middle ground when your little one is learning and regular underwear still feels a little too risky. 😅
Gerber Training Pants
I like keeping rewards simple, especially with toddlers. A little chart gives them something they can actually see and feel proud of as they make progress.
Potty Training Chart for Toddlers - Unicorn
Nighttime accidents can happen, so having the mattress protected would give me one less thing to worry about. Best decision you can make now
Full XL Waterproof Zippered Mattress Protector 13"
👜 Potty Training When You're Out
I like that you can take it along instead of having to panic when your little one suddenly needs to go. 😅 Save you from little troubles
My Carry Potty
I love this one because it gives you two options in one. It can be used as a little potty when you need one, or as a seat on a regular toilet when that's the easier option.
OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty, Blossom, for Toddlers Ages 1–3 ...
This has saved my insanity. I like having a compact option around for those moments when finding a child-friendly bathroom isn't quite as easy as you'd hoped.