Potty-Training Day

Review\n"What I love about this book is that the mother does not give up, but stops at the end of the day and tomorrow is a new day to start all over again."--Julie Barrett, Blogger and Reviewer
-"Told in rhyme with the outstanding illustrations by Brad Myers. We can see the emotional impact of this experience on Ziana's face. This is a delightful book for all moms of young children to read to their young boy or girl who is about to experience their first time on the potty. Some journeys need to be experienced more than once."--Fran Lewis, Just Reviews\n"Thoroughly charming and with a practical utility, "Potty-Training Day" is especially and unreservedly recommended for the parents and caregivers of children ages 2-4." -Midwest Book Review\n"Thoroughly charming and with a practical utility, "Potty-Training Day" is especially and unreservedly recommended for the parents and caregivers of children ages 2-4." -Midwest Book ReviewTogether ZiZi and Mommy explore the joys, challenges and frustrations when transitioning from being a baby into becoming a Big Girl. Potty Training is not a one-size-fits-all process, and everyone experiences it differently. Potty-Training Day celebrates that space in between where your little one is curious and ready and as a parent you are eager and scared for what a potty-trained baby really means.\nFrom the Author\nThis book is our personal encouragement and celebration of a sometimes frustrating process. Everything we read and watched, made it appear as though the process was super easy, and as a parent, I was having a hard time relating. This book is a closer account to our reality and how even after many days of success, we still had moments of regression. If you are looking for something to teach you how to potty-train quickly, this is not the book for you. This book is about encouraging the difficult moments and preparing for your baby to grow up. My daughter absolutely LOVES this book and understands potty training in a way that may not have been possible if she didn't have someone that looked like her (that is her lol) to keep her motivated. She has practically memorized the entire book at 2 years old! That's a win enough for me!