Potty training kids can be difficult, so to help them learn that the floor is not a place to go number one or two, introduce them to the Monster Poop Book.
The Monster Poop Book is written by Oscar Salabert and illustrated by Neiel D. Cavin that uses a humorous way to teach children about where poop comes from. Through illustrations and rhyming texts, it's a friendlier, playful way to help kids make the transition from diapers to the toilet. It's colorful and it'll bring a sense of humor that kids will definitely enjoy.
Ease your children into potty training with the Monster Poop Book. I'm sure it'll be a lot simpler than explaining the intricacies of the human digestive system.
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The Monster Poop Book Hilariously Educates Kids on Excrement
Trend Themes
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