Nappy Duck And Potty Piggy

A wonderful read-aloud ‘nappy-to-potty’ story. These endearing characters, combined with the simple text, will comfort and entertain child and carer. Ducky wants Piggy to come out and play. But he can’t - he is on the potty. How can Ducky become as grown-up as Piggy?

Ducky wants Piggy to come out and play. But he can't - he is on the potty. How can Ducky become as grown-up as Piggy? These characters, combined with the simple text, will comfort and entertain child and carer.

When Piggy can not come out to play because he is using the potty, Ducky decides it is time for him to learn to use the potty too.

This unique book shows parents how to break free from nappies and tricky toilet training. By recognising and responding to their baby's natural reflexes, parents can help them to stay clean and dry from birth, while reducing the cost to the family budget and the environment. Baby-led potty training can help to: - avoid nappy rash - prevent constipation - calm fussy babies - reduce landfill - save time and money Families have been using baby-led potty training all over the world and now the approach is growing in the UK. In this book, Amber Hatch guides parents through the method, explaining the practical things you need to know from getting started to completion. You'll also discover how to adapt the approach to your own family's needs and routines, how to overcome common problems and how to encourage confidence and independence in your child. The Nappy Free Baby is a flexible, no-pressure approach to potty training that will benefit any family and strengthen the bonds between parents and child.

A practical and fun first experiences novelty book for toddlers learning to use the potty, with parent and carer tips. Gold winner of the Junior Design Awards for ages 0-2.

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