Come Out Mr Poo!: Potty Training for Kids Paperback – Illustrated, June 4, 2017

Gaining control of your pooping - a big step for little ones! My grandson especially loved the picture of the little boy "pushing" - he understood that feeling of needing to push. He is mostly afraid of flushing right now, you need to wait until he's far enough away to flush, but he's getting the hang of things, coming to terms with the idea if he ignores the need to poop, it might go away for a bit, but it will come back! Gotta deal with it! The poetry of the verbiage is nice, but we change that up and just talk about what's going on on each page.

This is a good book. My son finds it absolutely hilarious. Not exactly sure it's good for potty training, atleast not with my child. Yet, very memorable moments. The poo illustration especially. My son now loves too look at his own poo character. That's okay though! Brilliant writing the way the author explained tummy aches and going poo!

This book is super cute and would be perfect if we weren’t living in the US. My son doesn’t understand terms such as “loo” and “nappy” so it isn’t very helpful for him.

This helped my son go #2 the day after we read this book to him. Some words are a little off so i had to improvise and change the lingo so for that my son would understand . But now we read this book while he goes to the bathroom it helps him out a lot. Great Book!

This was not for us. Good quality book so I gave the 3 stars. But, the details just weren’t something I wanted to be teaching my son as he learned to use the potty, returned.

We had been struggling to gently potty train our son, who was having some trouble pooping in the potty. I read him this book the first night and it entertained him completely. After that, we've had less accidents and more successes!

What a cheap and flimsy book. No way worth $10. And the story line is meh. I had to change all the words around which didn’t make it rhyme anymore but my son doesn’t understand what a “loo” is so I think it should either stick to being sold in another country or be adjusted for here. My search continues but for now I’d rather just stick to my Poo Goes To Poo Land App for free.

I have to write this review to share a funny story—now when my son goes #2 he recites under his breath, “I push and push and push and push…take a break…then push some more.” It’s like his own mini pep-talk! Did the book cause him to poop in the potty? I think it was a combination of a lot of things (mostly chocolate rewards, let’s be honest) but it was definitely a great aid that he’s really enjoyed. We talk about saying goodbye to Mr Poop a lot and he always enjoys flushing. I’d keep it in my arsenal!