Pirate Pete's Potty: A Noisy Sound Book (Pirate Pete and Princess Polly)

Title: Pirate Pete's Potty: A Noisy Sound Book Rating: ★★★★★ Pirate Pete's Potty: A Noisy Sound Book is a treasure trove of fun and learning for toddlers embarking on the big adventure of potty training. This delightful board book, part of the Pirate Pete and Princess Polly series, is not just a reading experience but an interactive journey that engages little ones with a 'cheer' sound button to celebrate their potty successes. The book's vibrant illustrations and playful narrative follow Pirate Pete as he learns to use the potty, a relatable and encouraging story for children aged 18+ months. The sound button adds an element of interactive fun, rewarding children with a cheerful applause for their efforts, which can be a significant motivator during the potty training process. Authored by Andrea Pinnington and illustrated by Melanie Williamson, the book is thoughtfully designed with its sturdy board format, making it durable for frequent use. The dimensions of 20.96 x 1.27 x 21.08 cm make it a perfect fit for little hands, and the 18 pages are just the right length to keep toddlers engaged without overwhelming them. Parents will appreciate the book's ability to address the anxiety that can sometimes accompany potty training. By presenting the potty in a positive and playful light, Pirate Pete's Potty helps normalize the experience and encourages children to feel confident and motivated. The book has received high praise and excellent ratings from customers, reflecting its effectiveness and appeal. It ranks impressively in categories such as Adventure Fiction About Pirates for Children and Fiction About Toilet Training for Children, indicating its popularity and relevance. In conclusion, Pirate Pete's Potty: A Noisy Sound Book is an excellent addition to any toddler's library, especially for those ready to set sail on the potty training voyage. It's a book that combines learning with fun, supports parents and children through a significant developmental milestone, and does so with a hearty pirate cheer. Aye Aye, Captain! This book is a potty training gem that deserves a hearty five stars.

Great book to introduce potty training. My boy has enjoyed me reading this to him. I like the way there are choices on some pages to talk about with the child, for example on one page it asks what pants do you think Pirate Pete likes the best and which one's are your favourite? And it also asks simple questions for the parent to talk to the child about for example, what is a potty for? each time the child is to select the image they feel is 'right' involving the child and encouraging potty training. The book is not just another 'simple' potty training book as it talks about subjects such as wiping bottoms, flushing away contents of the potty, washing hands and accidents practising pulling up and down underwear which is great for kids to learn and will support the potty training process. We have the hardback edition and its lovely and sturdy for small children to sit and look at themselves, its also bigger than I thought it would be which is a bonus! The images in the book are bright, bold and engaging for a child. There is one big button on the book which has a fun 'cheer' sound which is not too loud and only lasts seconds when pressed. The button is not irritating at first when an adult reads with the child but if the child is looking at it alone and the button is pressed repeatedly (like it is in our house) it gets very annoying (but most noisy toys do become annoying). Overall its great and we love this book.

This book is brilliant. Well illustrated and my son got the point immediately. He also liked the hooray soundeffects.I had been working on toilet training for a week and my son had gotten the hang of wee's but couldnt understand that he needed to poo in the loo as well. We had multiple accidents so I got this book after reading the reviews .It arrived on a saturday morning and we read it immediately. It worked like magic..he immediately sat on the loo and did his job. And he made me read it to him again whilst he was on the loo.I thought it was just a one time thing cos I couldnt believe it would work so fast. But he did it every single time since that day. the best thing is he loves his potty and he loves his book. He's kinda relaxed round the whole concept and started thinking of it as fun and games.I've waited a couple of months before writing this just to make sure it had long term effects.And it has. He graduated to looking at the pictures then and now he doesnt really need the book but the results of the book have lasted. he hasnt had an accident since.

My little boy loves this book. He would press the noise button all day long so very pleased there's a switch on the back which he can't turn on himself yet! It is better than the other potty book we have as this is informative in that it goes through the steps of getting used to sitting on the potty first through to wiping when you are full trained. Hoping this will help us successfully train. The only improvement would be if on the choose a potty page it was updated with a toilet shaped potty as they are very popular now and the one we have so we couldn't relate to that page.

I bought this for my son who is 2 years & 2 months old as we had started potty training. He is now taking much more of an interest in what goes in the toilet, and likes to press the 'cheer' button. It's only been a few days, so not toilet trained yet, but he's definitely more interested in 'toilet activities' now, and tells us as/after he's done some thing that he needs to go which is good progress.

Very nice and useful little book for training of our little one. We passed it on afterwards to another family with a small child and they have found it very good as well.

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Its perfect for my 2 year old. He loves turning the pages over and over!

Great. We just change to wees to pees and nappies to diapers. He loves it. Actually gives some good information to kids (wiping, washing, loud toliets). Best potty training book we have. And he eventually got bored of the noise button).