toilet training

A toddler decides to use the potty for the first time after deciding diapers are too much trouble.

A little boy and his animal friends climb aboard the Potty Train, learning that sometimes leaks happen after saying good-bye to diapers but that success will come in good time.

In this humorous story a child treats toilet training like a basketball game, in which the object is to make your shot and become an all-star.

Sign-carrying mice give encouraging instructions for using the toilet.

Andrew's parents have a difficult time getting him to the toilet in time.

When the young prince refuses to use his potty, the king and queen are afraid he will wear diapers all his life, until the Royal Wise Man suggests an unlikely solution.

Dora no longer wears diapers and learns to use the potty.

Danny would sit anywhere and everywhere: a comfy couch, a bean bag chair, his mom's lap, a playground swing. The one place Danny wouldn't sit? The toilet. When the pain of rejection becomes too much, the toilet does what any self-respecting toilet would do: He leaves home. It's boy vs. bowl in a contest of wills.

Dinosaur has a close call after he makes lemonade, plays in a sprinkler, and drinks three juice boxes and needs to run to make it to the potty.

Colorful illustrations depict children with poor bathroom etiquette, including Wilbur--who refuses to wash his hands after using the bathroom--and Wilma--who does not always make it to the bathroom on time--and explains the importance of good bathroom behavior.