Teeny Totty Uses Mama's Big Potty: TRANSITION from Potty Chair to Toilet

Didn't really help, since the problem I had was that my son didn't want to sit on the toilet seat without a smaller toilet ring that goes on top of the seat. Only helpful for those who use a potty seat separate from the normal adult potty.

Our 3 year old loves this book. The book helps us talk about going in the big kid potty. We read this book every night. Great illustrations. Slow steady progress. I would recommend this book to anyone who is transitioning their toddler.

This book is actually for my cousin's son who will be 2 in November. My cousin and family will be coming in for a visit in a few weeks. In the meantime, I will provide a review of the book myself.The book came today when my family (parents, aunt, uncle, and cousins - yes, different ones) were over. From their reactions of the book, I think that my little cousin will enjoy it. We read through the book twice this evening. My mother was a little grossed out with the idea of the toilet water going through the pipes to be cleaned and reused. But, everyone seemed to enjoy it and laughed a little here and there.My prediction of my cousin's review will be: "book", "read", "all done!"There might be some new words. Maybe "potty" to add to that review....~The book has one side of writing and one side of pictures. The book rhymes; some pages have more lines than the others. The story tells of Totty waking up and using Mommy's big potty. He uses a step stool to reach the big potty which is a little scary. But, he prevails, flushes the toilet, and washes his hands!

After complaining a lot about not finding anything that would help our son become potty trained, my uncle gifted this Kindle book to us. By the time we were through the book, our son was able to finally achieve this milestone. The illustrations were bright and colorful, which helped keep his attention while we read to him. Highly recommend this book.

Easy read, with great graphics that flows smoothly and covers all the aspects of transitioning from potty to toilet. I am in a process of potty training my two boys. It helps them lessen the anxiety about the big toilets and makes the transitioning less scary. They love to read the book. It's a BIG hit at our house!

A wonderfully, informative book that I wish I had when my children were young. As a grandmother, this is definitely one I want in my library for my grandchildren when they are visiting and going through this process. This is a creative, fun and encouraging look at being positive with a new experience that each child encounters. Also enjoyed the helpful hints at the back.

This book is an excellent way for little ones to be an active participant in their transition from potty chair to toilet. The author has addressed every possible obstacle a child might find in this task and created a character that is ultimately a brave child for having tried something brand new. A very positive story and it includes helpful tips in the back. I wish I had this book to share with my first child!

Great colors and illustrations! Can't wait to use this book when we start potty training in a few months. The size and lightweight quality of this book make it perfect for little toddler hands to carry around and encourage positivity through the potty training process. Highly reccomend!