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	Uh oh! Gotta Go! Potty Tales from Toddlers Bob McGrath (1996) , 32 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Potty Training
Request this book from the Library Lots of kids use the toilet, and almost everyone does it differently! Drawings with simple captions describe kids learning to use the toilet.

	Does a Pig Flush? Fred Ehrlich (2002) , 28 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Potty Training
Request this book from the Library Every animal in the world goes to the bathroom, but only people flush the toilet. A silly look at poop, cleanliness, and toilets for kids who are just learning to use them.

	On Your Potty! Virginia Miller (1991) , 24 pages Audience: Toddlers Category: Potty Training
Request this book from the Library George wants Bartholomew to go to the bathroom on his new potty. But when Bartholomew sits on it, nothing happens. Bartholomew goes outside to play, only to realize he has to go! A successful ending makes this a great book to share with a potty-training toddler.

	P.J. & Puppy Cathryn Falwell (1997) , 23 pages Audience: Toddlers Category: Potty Training
Request this book from the Library P.J. and puppy learn about potties and papers at the same time. They both have accidents, but get it right in the end. Simple text and bright, clear illustrations make this a good book to share with even the youngest of toddlers.

	Annie's Potty Judith Caseley (1990) , 32 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Growing Bigger / All About Me Potty Training
Request this book from the Library At first, Annie isn't very interested in her little potty. She doesn't really want to be a big girl and wear underwear with bunnies on them. But, after her friend Samantha comes over and uses the bathroom, Annie decides to try it herself! Soon Annie is going to the bathroom by herself, and when she has an accident her mother assures her it's okay. A gentle and realistic introduction to potty training for young children.