Peek-a-Poo What's in Your Diaper?

Everyone knows poop is funny. Well, parents have to take on that attitude to survive, right? My husband and I bought this book for our daughter in Brazil, in Portuguese, and we loved it so much that we bought it in English for my niece in the States. My girl (11 months) loves the flaps and runs her fingers across the diapers on every page to see if she can lift them. This book is simple, adorable, entertaining and a great way to introduce or reinforce potty training.

The story is entertaining for the kids and adults, and they encourage in a fun way to be proud and excited about using the potty. The kids love to name the different types of animal poop in each diaper flap. Hilarious!

Delivered on timeThis book was able to change my little one

Great book for toilet trading but very hard to find!

Not sure how this many people rated it so highly. I read to the third page and immediately closed the book. This teaches impressionable children that it is ok to look in other children's diapers. Not sure how this is ok and that the author has a few best selling children's books...gross

Condition: The book arrived with flaps missing, which was disappointing. I looked in the box for them thinking I could hot glue them to the page, but they weren't there.Plot: The book is about a curious mouse who likes to look in things. He asks his friends if it's ok to look in their diaper, then describes their poop (ex: AHA! Mouse says. A dog turd with a pointy end.).Overall thoughts: The two stars is mostly for the flaps missing. Also because the book is weird and awkward. If your kid thinks poop is funny they'll like it. I'm just going to make sure I tell my son that it's not ok to ask kids if he can look in their diapers.

This is a funny book about potty training. My granddaughters love it.

I would give this book zero stars if I could.So inappropriate and on the verge of child grooming.Mouse has the audacity to ask his friends to look in their diapers. A couple blush, are embarrassed but say yes. Then mouse is "unstoppable" and can't control himself and asks to see in all his friends diapers. Then at the end, his friends ask to see in his diaper.This is so inappropriate on so many levels. There are so many cute and clever ways to introduce potty training, but please keep looking, because this is not it.

Very cute drawings, entertainment for the baby.

I brought this book for my almost 3 year old, whom i was having difficulty even sitting on potty for a poo. I recieved the book in the morning and by teatime my daughter was keen to try and use the potty with success. Since then she likes to read the book daily and asks for the "poo mouse book" and has been using the potty for her poos.I agree with other reviews the book is slightly risky in content, however if you are struggling with potty training then this book might be worth a try.

Von allen Töpfchen- und AA-Büchern das lustigste!!! Leider nur auf Englisch, aber das ist kein Problem, denn entscheidend sind ja die Klappen.

Livre en très bonne état rien à dire, mon bébé de 15 mois l'adore, je lui lis tout les soirs

This book has been a great success, much laughter and interest from children! Youngest asking to use potty like Mouse character does in book- she loves lifting the nappy to see what nosey mouse has found in his friends nappies!! Warning- sense of humour required! My children in fits of giggles first time reading, enjoyable fun book, with a little learning in there too! -(Just dont expect gina ford!)