Where Do You Poop?

I think it encouraged my daughter to use the potty

We started reading this book during the early stages of potty training, and it turned out to be a surprisingly effective conversation starter. The concept is simple but engaging — it shows different animals and where they go potty, which naturally leads to the idea of where people should go. The illustrations are bright, playful, and easy for toddlers to follow. My child stayed interested through the whole book and even asked to read it multiple times. It keeps things light and humorous, which helps reduce some of the pressure or awkwardness that can come with potty training. The board book format is sturdy and holds up well to repeated use, which is important with toddlers who like to flip pages quickly. It’s also short enough that it works well as part of a bedtime routine or quick reading before bathroom time. One small downside is that the story is fairly simple, so older toddlers who are already comfortable with potty training might outgrow it quickly. Also, because of the topic, it may prompt a lot of giggling and potty humor — which can be either a pro or a con depending on the situation. Overall, it’s a fun, approachable potty training book that makes the topic less intimidating for little ones and encourages positive discussions about bathroom routines.

What a great book! Most book avoid showing poo, but toddlers do need to see it and ours gets really excited to look at this book.

Bought this for my little boy to look at whilst on the potty and it is such a good book. My toddler enjoys the slide parts of the book and obviously looking at all the different poops that the animals do!

Thick pages that are easily managed by a toddler, funny story to create awareness about bowel movements before starting potty training.