The Dinosaur Potty Training Book Ezra Monson has written an engaging story, The Dinosaur Potty Training Book, to read to your toddler when he or she is ready to be toilet-trained, usually between the age of sixteen and eighteen months. Several potty-training books for toddlers have been written before, but this one is unique. It features a cute little dinosaur called Dino who is going through the familiar process every child must go through.
Dino often makes mistakes while he learning, and all small children will be able to identify with his anxieties. When Dino's parents first bring home a potty for him and ask him to sit on it, Dino obliges but has no idea what he is supposed to do next. Like most toddlers, he takes a while to understand exactly how to use this new device. He needs constant and calm reminders from his parents before he does what they want him to do. Dino is at first upset when he makes mistakes. He cries after finding himself sitting in a puddle, but after loving reassurance from both of his parents, he finally gets it right.
Every parent of a toddler needs The Dinosaur Potty Training Book. Written in basic English and beautifully illustrated, the dinosaur potty book is a gentle way to explain to youngsters what to do when nature calls.
The Dinosaur Potty Training Book reminds parents of the need to be quietly patient throughout the whole training process, as accidents will invariably occur and scolding a child can be counter-productive. Parents are urged to stay calm when their children make mistakes, and to softly remind them of what is expected. Interspersed throughout the book are useful tips for the grown-ups, for example, "Keep the potty close by."
When success comes, as it inevitably does, The Dinosaur Potty Training Book presents this as a highly positive experience. With the feeling of clean and dry pants at last, no wonder Dino is happy