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Categories: Using The Potty / Toilet

Lulu’s Loo

Makes potty training appealing and fun and reassures children that having accidents at this time is normal and nothing to worry about.
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Lulu's Loo

Author: Camilla Reid
Illustrator: Ailie Busby
Publisher: Bloomsbury

Lulu’s mum has given her a special (beautifully gift-wrapped) present: her very own potty. Lulu loves it and enjoys sitting on it all around the house and garden. She sometimes sits on the big loo too. This delightful book is sure to hold the interest of young children with its fun interactive elements – fasten and unfasten a nappy, touch the smooth and shiny new potty, help Lulu unroll the loo roll and lift up her spotty skirt to reveal ‘big girl knickers’! There’s even a toilet seat to lift up, revealing some very pretty sparkly wee below! The text is positive and encouraging for young toilet trainees (the illustrations include lots of floral prints and pastel colours which may particularly appeal to girls), and promotes the idea that using a potty or toilet is fun (but acknowledges that there may be quite a few accidents along the way, which is not a problem).

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Things we liked: The appealing design, fun interactive features and positive story makes this book a great choice for encouraging a child to use the potty.

Categories: Using The Potty / Toilet
Tags: nappies



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