Potty Time with Elmo (Liittle Sound Book)

Binding: Board book
EAN: 9781412734868
ISBN: 141273486X
Label: Publications International
Manufacturer: Publications International
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 8
Publication Date: 2007-06-30
Publisher: Publications International
Reading Level: Baby-Preschool
Studio: Publications International

Availability: Usually ships in 4 to 6 weeks

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Eh.
My daughter is a big Elmo fan and every few days she'll want to read this. I can't say it's made a huge difference in her training, though--the Elmo Potty DVD is much better and has definitely made a difference.

This book is OK for a few bucks, but it's not going to make or break your potty training success. And yes, the sounds are really loud. If those types of noises/toys irritate you then skip this one.

Rating:

- My daughter loves this book!
I bought this book for my daughter when she was 16 months old. She loves the sounds and the photos. And until now that she is already 20 months, she still reads it and manages to turn the pages while pressing the buttons, too.

Rating:

- Elmo Potty Book
My two-year-old loves this book. He isn't potty trained - and this book isn't helping, but he loves it none-the-less. This book drives me nuts. The sound effects are very annoying and volume is a little loud. I try to hide it so he won't pick this one - but he always manages to find it. Elmo tries to teach his doll, Baby David, how to use the potty. The story is a little vague and sound effects and button pictures are just average. The "fish" soap is just weird - I know my two-year-old does not get that it's supposed to be soap. However, the end where Elmo shows his drawer full of big boy underwear is good. My son likes to pick out his favorite pair and then talk about underwear, so I guess that's a step in the right direction. I hope....

Rating:

- good book, but
Don't rely on this book to train your toddler, but my 2-3/4 loves it. I got it when he was two to get him ready for "the potty". He was more interested in the buttons than the story. Still is. Also, as with the majority of these types of books, the sounds are LOUD. I put tape over the speaker and the sounds are still loud to me. Plus it is long, so if your toddler is not into long stories, this is not for them.

Rating:

- Hooray for Underpants
Elmo and his doll, Baby David, have been a large part of our potty training success. We have three learning tools from this series, the book, the DVD and the Elmo doll that sits on the potty. Our daughter quickly linked the three and discovered that with Elmo, using the potty is not quite as scary as before.

With this book, her favorite buttons are the toilet paper roll that spins and the toilet flushing. She pushes both of those on every page. And, though it is not a book about shapes and things, she loves to ask which pair of underpants at the end has what shape on them- "Is this the pair with the rockets- no, those are duckies!" She has a lot of fun with this book.

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