In this delightful story Mommy has a surprise for Caillou: a potty! Though initially uninterested, Caillou eventually decides that he wants to be a "big boy" and learns to ask for the potty when he needs it. He is rewarded with a sense of accomplishment and independence.
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: The pages are all bound in different directions Comment: This is a ridiculous book and I want my money back. Every couple of pages you have to turn the book around to read it. Either send me a proper copy or refund my money.
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ELW Customer Rating: Summary: Caillou: Potty Time (Hand in Hand series) Comment: This book is an excellent way to get kids interested in potty training, especially if they enjoy the Caillou series. My kids love the book! Customer Rating: Summary: Potty Training Getting Easier Comment: I purchased this book for my 2 1/2 year old son. Caillou is his favorite cartoon. Although the artist rendition of Caillou does not look exactly like the cartoon figures on PBS or DVD's. My son was able to identify with Caillou in the book. That was step one. The more we put him on the potty (along with ready the book to him while on the potty) the less he fought with my wife and me about potty time. The second big step is that he can recite almost every word on every page. He understands that "everyone goes to the potty". This book has helped. Although every child is different, it may be worth getting the book if your child is a Caillou fan. I believe the most important factor with this book is that your child makes a connection with the cartoon character and for them to understand that there TV idols have to go to the potty! Customer Rating: Summary: Sturdy pages! Short story. Comment: We love this book for our 2 year old, who loves Caillou. The illustrations are a bit different from the PBS series, but still recognizable.
The story is very short and some of the conversation seems awkward. But still gets the point across. Customer Rating: Summary: Nice book for Caillou fan Comment: This is a nice book for a kid who likes the Caillou cartoon. The drawings are a bit different from the cartoon but still recognizable as the Caillou characters from the show.
