Books like Time to Pee!
By Mo Willems
For the family standing at the edge of potty training, wondering how to make it feel like a win instead of a battle, this book turns the whole ordeal into a pep rally. Silly, upbeat, cheerleader energy
An anxious squirrel refuses to leave his nut tree, keeping an emergency kit ready for tarantulas, sharks and killer bees — until an accident finally knocks him right out of it.
A little boy named Henry gets a big box from his parents that turns out to be a potty, and follows him as he learns to leave diapers behind.
Twelve riders line up for a roller coaster, including one who has never ridden before, and together they climb, plunge, and survive every twist of the track.
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 little fly who can already walk on walls, see in every direction, and fly keeps a diary of her big dream: becoming a full-fledged superhero, alongside best friends Worm and Spider.
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 shy hippopotamus watches from the sidelines as other animals romp in a bog, try on hats, and go jogging together, until she must decide whether to finally say yes and join in.
A termite dreams of being an architect, but his wood-eating family and friends can't take him seriously — so he heads to the big bug city to prove himself and build something real.
A toddler faces the big question of whether to use the potty instead of a diaper, weighing it all out loud before a triumphant, surprised shout of success.
A young bat named Chiro must fly out into the world alone for the first time, on a very dark night, and learns to trust the song inside him to find his way.
A child gets an idea — strange, exciting, and a little scary — and has to decide whether to protect it, ignore it, or give it room to grow.
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.
