Books like Time to Go Potty!
By Becky Davies
For the toddler on the edge of a big milestone, this book turns a nerve-wracking new skill into something to press buttons and giggle over. Encouraging, playful, upbeat
A collection of twenty original poems, each one paired with a different technique for performing it out loud — from tongue twisters to whispers to poems built for a whole class to shout together.
A number who counts for nothing tags along with the counting numbers, who mock him as worthless — until Roman numerals threaten them all and only Zero can save the day.
A rhyming board book invites toddlers to pull a tab on each page and discover where different animals go to poop — then learn where they themselves should go.
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 cheerful parade of vegetables tries on underwear of every kind — big, small, clean, dirty, serious, silly — while proudly showing off their big-kid style to the diapered baby carrots.
An alphabet journey with superstar Lil Nas X and his pony Panini, riding from sunup to sundown through wide-open pastures, boots, guitars, and cowboy hats — one letter at a time.
A humble slice of pie always pushes the spotlight onto everyone else, but a school project with his best friend Jake the Cake forces him to ask whether staying quiet is really so sweet.
A kindergarten teacher races to prepare her classroom while her twenty-six students, one for each letter of the alphabet, get ready for their very first day of school.
An exclamation point stands out among a page full of periods, bending and shrinking to try to fit in — until a question mark helps him discover exactly what he's for.
An original poem celebrates girls and girlhood in all their forms, honoring how girls have shaped history while calling them to stand together and march boldly into the future.
A young girl names every piece of clothing she must pile on before playing in the snow, then peels it all off again, one bunchy, wrinkled layer at a time.
A gentle guide follows a toddler named Bean through the potty training journey, with familiar songs and simple gestures to help little ones learn this new skill.
