My Little World: Let's Poop!: A Turn-the-Wheel Book for Potty Training (My Little World, 1)

I bought this for when we start potty training and my 16 month old wanted to read it immediately. Loved all of the flaps and moving pieces. Well designed and crafted. Very happy with it.

I really appreciate this new poop book. Other than the one by Taro Gomi, it’s a pretty empty field as far as toddler poop books go—despite it being such a developmentally important fascination. We checked this out from the library originally, but it was a must buy. The cute flip tabs to all of the silly and serious types of poop are cute and colorful and a great way to make it fun and help toddler join the potty-pooping clubs.

This book is hilarious. My toddler loves it except I overdid a monster voice on the “monster poop” page and now she’s afraid of the whole book. It has a lot of little flaps and wheels to interact with (and destroy unfortunately). I will probably repurchase when my son is ready since it’s so funny. It’s a great way to talk about poop and get the subject out in the air to raise your kid’s interest!

We are working on potty training and keep this book by the toilet. It’s our daughter’s favorite one. The windows at the end are super cute and keep them entertained

we have more than 10 Priddy books at home but this little one not right for us. my 2.2 start to potty train but sadly 40% of this book not help at all like the page said "what is potty?" make potty as many wrong things to make him confuse. the unicorn page that nothing about potty train at all but its cute though also the last page said "ghost's poop is spooky poop"?? or "sparkly poop is from Fairy"?? or "Funny poop is from clown"?I mean.. It might cute and funny for older kid but for mine as beginner its not. need to return it.

My son liked this book but was sad it was “broken”. Returning. Hopefully the next one will arrive in new condition. It isn’t long but the flaps and interactive elements are fun for the little ones.

I love the interactive parts of this book. It keeps his attention, still working on the potty training but he loves this book!