What to Expect When You Use the Potty (What to Expect Kids)
Adorable Angus the Answer Dog cheerfully and respectfully guides young  children through the exciting, sometimes daunting experience of potty training.  An ideal read-aloud book for children who are on the verge of transitioning from  diapers to big-kid underpants, this matter-of-fact book explains the process  naturally and calmly. Each two-page spread asks a question: "Where do pee-pee  and poop come from?" "What's a potty?" "How do I know when to go to the potty?"  "Why do I have to wash my hands?" and more, each question anticipating the next.  Angus answers these queries with clarity, sensitivity, and attention to  age-appropriateness. Amusing and appealing pictures by Laura Rader illustrate  such compelling details (well, to small children, anyway!) as where pee-pee and  poop go after flushing. A paw print in each section indicates a little game or  idea for young trainees. The introduction invites parents to use their own  language for the terms provided, but recommends child-friendly names over highly  clinical terms.Heidi Murkoff, coauthor of the bestselling pregnancy book,What to Expect When You're  Expecting, writes lucidly and honestly in all the books in the  tremendously appealing What to Expect series for young children, includingWhat to Expect When Mommy's Having  a BabyandWhat to Expect  When You Go to the Doctor. Soon young readers will be "flushed" with  pride at reaching another big developmental milestone! (Ages 2 to 5)--Emilie  Coulter--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.