Books like The Potty Book for Boys
By Alyssa Satin Capucilli
For the toddler standing right at the edge of diapers and big-kid independence, this rhyming story turns Henry's potty milestone into something to be proud of, not scared of. Warm, encouraging, gently celebratory.
A toddler girl works up to wearing big girl panties instead of diapers, cheered along by bouncy rhymes and the promise of being just like mommy.
A rhyming celebration of toddler hands moving through a day — holding, molding, catching, throwing, waving hello and goodbye, clapping, and even tying a shoe.
A toddler gets a brand-new potty and isn't quite ready to use it — running, playing, and even a little accident happen first — until one proud day it finally clicks.
A joyful little girl romps through rhyme after rhyme declaring she likes herself completely — messy hair, beaver breath, and all — no matter what anyone thinks.
A little boy plants a carrot seed, and though his mother, father, and big brother all warn him it won't grow, he waters it and pulls the weeds and waits, sure that he's right.
A determined little blue engine returns with words of encouragement for anyone facing a new chapter, showing that the same grit that carried her up the mountain can carry you forward too.
A cheerful crew of sign-wielding mice cheers on first-timers as they learn to notice the urge, make it to the potty, and celebrate the tinkle.
A young penguin named Pip-Pip longs to swim in the sea with his friends, but fear of the water holds him back until he finds the courage to take the plunge.
A small girl with big fashion opinions insists on wearing her own wild, colorful outfit — polka dots, stripes, and all — despite everyone in her family telling her to dress differently.
A friendly guide to the brain shows kids how mistakes and challenges actually help their brain grow stronger, introducing real parts like neurons and the prefrontal cortex along the way.
A giraffe named Gerald longs to dance but his crooked knees and thin legs keep tripping him up, until an unlikely friend offers just the encouragement he needs.
A young traveler sets off into the wide world, soaring to great heights and seeing amazing sights, but also facing slumps, lurches, and lonely stretches along the way.
