Princess Polly's Potty: A Noisy Sound Book

I recently introduced my daughter to the enchanting world of toilet training with "Princess Polly's Potty" book, and the experience has been nothing short of regal. Here's why this book is a royal success: Engaging Storyline: Princess Polly's journey to mastering potty training is presented in a captivating storyline that effortlessly holds the attention of little ones. The narrative is charming, relatable, and filled with delightful details that make the process of learning enjoyable for both parents and children. Interactive Features: This book goes beyond just words on pages – it incorporates interactive elements that make the learning experience dynamic and fun. From colorful pages to interactive buttons that produce encouraging sounds, my daughter was actively engaged throughout, making the potty training adventure an exciting and interactive journey. Princess Polly's Charm: The character of Princess Polly is endearing, and her relatability to toddlers adds a magical touch to the potty training experience. The book effectively uses Princess Polly's experiences to normalize the process, making it less intimidating for young readers. Illustrations and Visual Appeal: The vibrant and charming illustrations in "Princess Polly's Potty" are visually appealing and contribute significantly to the book's success. The use of bright colors and adorable characters enhances the overall experience, capturing the attention of young readers and making the learning process visually stimulating. Encouraging and Positive Tone: One of the standout features of this potty training book is its consistently positive and encouraging tone. The language used is reassuring and supportive, fostering a sense of confidence and accomplishment in my daughter as she embarked on this milestone. Practical Tips and Guidance: In addition to the engaging story, "Princess Polly's Potty" includes practical tips and guidance for parents navigating the world of potty training. These insights proved valuable in implementing effective strategies and creating a positive environment for my daughter's learning journey. Overall Impression: In conclusion, "Princess Polly's Potty" has been a royal success in our household. The engaging storyline, interactive features, Princess Polly's charm, vibrant illustrations, encouraging tone, and practical guidance make it an ideal companion for parents embarking on the adventure of potty training. I highly recommend this book to fellow parents seeking a magical and effective approach to this significant developmental milestone.

We've just started potty training our two year old daughter and she loves this book! We've started introducing the potty before bath time and before nap time and its just long enough to read to her on the potty so that she stays on there for an adequate amount of time. The hooray button is great because it encourages her to be involved in the story. I like the fact that it talks about both number ones and twos and shows them in the potty (even though my little girl thought it was a sausage!). It describes potty hygiene well and my little girl now knows that she needs to wash her hands afterwards and watches us flush it down the loo. She is also very interested in the page where the princess chooses some pants and loves to sing "up down" when it describes how you pull them up and down! The only thing I dont like about the book is that is shows the princess having an accident on the floor as my little girl thinks this is very funny and, on two occasions, has got up and run off to do a wee on the floor when we get to that page. We have only had the book a week and she has already successfully done a poo and a wee on the potty while reading it. This a lovely, informative book. A must for all toddlers!

This is an excellent book. We bought it about 6 months ago based on other good reviews and have only just started actual potty training for our little girl who is nearly 3. Because she's had it for a while, she is familiar with it and it's provided a good learning tool and helped set up the whole process for all of us. It's set out in a simple and light hearted way but still contains all the basics. The book goes through the stages of buying a potty and then buying pants which was a useful talking point when we to buy her some pants. It talks about what a potty is for i.e not for storing toys in or is a hat! And shows a picture of a wee and a little poo in the potty which has created much excitement in our house! She happily sits with the book on her lap and now knows the pages off by heart! When she has success, she points to the relevant pages and talks about it with a press of the Hooray button :-) We are still very much as the accident stage, but the book is useful in dealing with those as there is a page saying how 'we all know (princess Polly) is trying and is such a grown up girl. Recommended buy.

Got gifted the Princess Polly’s a new big sister book for my daughter when her baby sister was born and it was not only a huge hit but really helped my daughter adjust to the realities of having a newborn in the house, crying, feeding etc. Bought this book when we started potty training and it hasn’t been quite so effective - didn’t like how it focused on poops being difficult to do as it put ideas in my daughters head when this hadn’t been an issue for her, but I understand it is for many others so is probably great for them. Overall though it’s still a lovely book and helped us on our journey towards potty training. It’s still taken out regularly and is good quality with nice pictures and an easy to follow story. I find my daughter reading it aloud to herself while following the pictures

My 26mo daughter loved this book while potty training and still requests her 'Princess Potty book'. The story that Princes Polly thinks it's OK for baby sister to have nappies but she wants to be more grown up, like the rest of her family, is something kids could easily relate to. The pictures are really cute but clear so don't mystify what is going on in the potty! We especially liked the 'Cheer' button, useful on all sorts of potty-training related occasions :) There are pages of potties and pants to help Polly choose from which is fun like shopping. As well as the basic training messages which are nicely reinforced e.g. keep on trying, practice pulling her pants up and down (don't laugh it's an essential skill :) the book covers that it's fine to have accidents and she is still trying very hard and a clever girl; and also - and I think more unusually - (and sorry about this) that your little one might find having a poo in the potty much more difficult to adjust to when she has been used to using nappies but that's ok. This might really help some kids. The book ends on a high note that Polly will now be able to teach baby sis how to use the potty when the time comes. Overall nicely thought out and beautifully illustrated. Recommended.

Useful and engaging book for little ones beginning their potty-training journey. The fun sound button added that layer of fun and excitement for my daughter while keeping her motivated. The illustrations and simple, encouraging language make it easy for toddlers to understand each step. My daughter loved pressing the sound button to celebrate using the potty-it made the process feel rewarding and fun. Highly recommended for any family with a toddler! (Also used Pirate Pete for my son)

My 28 month old loves her potty and knows what it's for, but we're just starting to encourage her a little more to go when she wants to instead of wearing a nappy. I bought this book after she played with it at a friends house and she loves it. At first she'd press the button a little too often...! But now she sits and "reads" through it, pointing out everything. (She especially finds the wee and poo funny and now presses the button when she gets to those pages!) The pictures and bright and fun and it's a lovely introduction to potty training. My daughter has a baby brother now so I adapt the book to say he wears nappies, instead of the baby girl in the book. Now everytime my daughter sits on the potty she runs around trying to find "Polly poo, where's Polly poo?!", so it's already been a well read book in our house!

I like this book but it does have more words than expected and might be better suited to a 2.5 - 3yr old. I like the fact it is clear and very visual, the cheer button is a nice touch and simple words used like 'wee' and 'poo'. At the back of the book you pull off a sticker to reveal the plastic tab, pull it out and even if button is not working first time persevere. I had to push the plastic back into the slot and pull out again for it to start working. After all of that my daughter decided she didn't appreciate the cheer button and proceeded to run away and cry. I think my 23 month old is a little wary of strange noises but will update my review after she has some time to get used to it.

My grand daughter has enjoyed reading this book.

Decent book. But we have the boy version and bought this thinking it would be different, but it’s not. It’s literally exactly the same but with a different name.

Bought for granddaughter she loves it.

I bought this book for my girl who starts potty training so far she loves it. She compares herself with Polly. Great book to show while on the potty too. Fun and easy

I thought the button would make a flushing sound, but instead it's the sounds of cheers for precious little princess Polly for being so clever when it comes to taking on the potty and its challenges. She decides that she is ready to be more grown up, like her Mummy and Daddy and big brother. I read this book to my toddler with an English accent, so saying "nappies", which is what Princess Polly and her family calls diapers, sound just right! I explain to my toddler, "That's another word for diaper in their country." Princess Polly gets her new grown up princess pants, a new princess potty and even a lesson in proper princess potty rules by Mummy! This book is totally adorable, and it teaches independence, self care and making decisions... and even dealing with accidents with Mummy and Daddy's continuous support. Very good book. Seems long at first, but my 18mo old loves this book! *Doesn't come with British reader :-(