Where's the Poop?

This is a fantastic potty training kids' book! We had the first edition, but after lots of love (and wear and tear), we needed a replacement. This version keeps the same fun story and adorable and well done illustrations but includes some nice improvements. The lettering is larger and easier to read, and some of the lift-the-flap sections are lighter in color, making them easier for little ones to spot and interact with. It’s a great book for potty training and one of the few we don’t mind reading over and over, because, let’s be honest, that’s inevitable, haha! All in all, it’s a fun and engaging book that’s totally worth picking up. Would recommend for anyone going through the excitement of potty training!

This book has been a true magic miracle book for me. My son is 12 months old and I can say that I have become an expert in treating constipation through his diet and have tried everything as natural as possible as I am completely anti laxatives. I have used pediatric glycerine suppositories as the strongest thing and only every 3 days for about a month at one point. Now with hindsight, I actually think that my baby has been toilet savvy from about the age of 4 months (yes hard to believe but I actually think it's true as I practiced EC (Elimination communication for those of you who have never heard of this) from around then but not all the time. The few times I did it was apparently enough for him to understand that toilets are for 'business'. I then stopped the EC (big mistake) and my constipation woes began. Finally at 7.5 months when he started crawling, he surprised me one day and crawled to the toilet & sure enough, needed to go poop. From that day on I have been offering him 3 times a day poop opportunity on the toilet using a little reducer seat. He went from being constipated for months & me having to help him by using suppositories to then going regularly ever 2 days on his own, no more suppositories, happiness. Then I recently bought this book. (he is now 13 months old) From the FIRST time he read it, he has graced me with a lovely poop every day & absolutely loves this book and has completely made the connection that every one, including all his favorite animals, a boy (that I tell him is him in the book) & a girl too at the end of the book go poop. He then proudly points to the poop on the last page in the toilet (under the flap) looks at me and then points down through his legs at his poop in the toilet he is sitting on! I am amazed, so happy that he actually finds it all so relaxing to read that it gets him in 'the mood' & is now going every day! I have called this the magic poop book as for me it truly has been quite the miracle worker!

My son loved reading this while learning how to potty train. It was a great introduction into this life long skill. Each page has multiple flip-ups to help keep my child engaged and interacting with the story. He loved how each page had a parent and a few things to throw him off of finding the poop. The last page we both found hilarious and adorable. The author took a topic that is not usually talked about and made it cute, fun, engaging, and easy to talk about. Everyone does it and this book also helped talk about science like animals, habitats, and the digestive system. The book isn't long either. He liked reading it while using the restroom or right before bed. The drawings are vibrant and adorable, really showcasing the animals in their environments. The only draw back is if your child isn't ready for flip-up tabs then you have to watch them very closely. My son pulled about five off before I caught him in the act. Also, the pages or a little thicker than regular pages but not hard like a board book. We really enjoyed this book and all it had to offer.

I love this book! My 2-year old is potty training and is reluctant to poop in the potty. This book has been great for stimulating her interest in it. The illustrations of different animal mommies and daddies and their babies are gorgeous and the little peek-a-boo flaps clever. Behind some of the flaps are poops and behind others there are fun surprises like animals and waterfalls. She enjoys opening all of them but her favorite is of course finding the poop. Sure it's one of those topics not discussed in polite conversation but kids who are potty training really benefit from this kind of "out in the open" talk of pooping as a natural process that everyone goes through. There are far too few books that address this. I have over a dozen "potty books" but all they really talk about is peeing, or, if going poop is even mentioned it's glossed over. I like how they show a human child goes poop too, along with the animal babies. But more importantly, my daughter loves to read it...it's one of her favorite books. She gets to read 3 stories before bed and many nights she just wants this book, repeated twice! Full disclosure: I can't say that it has helped with convincing her to go #2 in the potty, but she is at least excited about the topic and talks opening and excitedly about it now. If it wasn't such a "delicate" topic I'd give this book to every mom and dad of a two year old!

It’s a very nice, interactive book. My son loves it and he likes to “read” it alone and play with the flaps. The idea behind it is very good too: everyone poops.

La idea del libro es muy original, y las ilustraciones muy bonitas. A todos los niños les encantan los animales, y este libro les ayuda a comprender que todos tienen que hacer sus necesidades en distintos lugares. Es útil en el proceso de dejar el pañal. A mi hijo de dos años le encanta. Un acierto de compra!

Haven't been so elated with any of my purchases for my kid off late. Parents of a stubborn little dude here. I was a worried mom as son is almost 3.5 years, did his pee sitting on potty seat but for poop always wanted a diaper. Rewards, stars, appreciation did not help. We also took him to potty with us to normalize sitting on potty seat for poops. Nothing helped him take the leap. Saw the reviews and got this book. Instantly he was attached to this book. Kept reading it. And within a week not sure what happened he ditched diaper and pooped sitting on potty seat. And has been doing so ever since. Thanks a tons Author, Amazon and publishers. Also, thanks to the reviews. Happy Parents here.

It was ok, we didn't end up reading it that much. My son was having trouble with constipation and I was looking for a book to help him understand what was happening to his body. Anyhow, I wouldn't necessarily recommend it, but that is just because my son didn't use it much.

Excelente para entrenamiento de baño. Interactivo, hay tres pestañas cada dos páginas