Your little girl will want to share Hannah's growing up adventure and sing "Bye-Bye Diapers" along with her in the The Potty Movie for Girls . It's fun for toddlers - and an easy method for you, as parents - when the time comes for your child to graduate from diapers and us the potty.
The delightful animated cartoon is based on the highly successful picture story book written by Alyssa Satin Capucilli and illustrated by Dorothy Scotty. The DVD also includes live scenes with toddlers dancing to "Bye-Bye Diapers" and an information segment with the renowned pediatrician n the basics of potty training.
The Potty Book for Girls a "Hannah" version for little girls and The Potty Book for Boys —consisting of a "Henry" version for little boys, has been a very popular seller, as well as a godsend to moms and dads, ever since Barron’s first published it a few seasons ago.
Now, the humorous potty-training stories of Hannah and Henry are being reintroduced in a pair of DVDs that kids can watch on their TV.
Parents of little girls will want this, the "Hannah" version. Hannah needs to have her diaper changed before she can go out and play. But Mom and Dad have just brought home a big package, and she’s anxious to see what’s inside.
Is it a rocking chair?
Or maybe a bed for Teddy bear?
No, it’s a potty!
It’s time for Hannah to graduate from her diapers and learn how to use the potty.
A bonus feature on the DVDs is the song "Bye-Bye, Diapers."
Toddlers will want to sing along with it as they watch the movie. (Ages 1–4)
Approximate running time: 30 mins
About The Authors:
Alyssa Satin Capucilli has written many popular books for pre-schoolers and beginning readers. Originally a professional dancer, Ms. Capucilli has spent many years working in the field of early childhood education, specializing in teaching creative movement.
Dorothy Stott’s illustrations have been featured in many children’s books, as well as in publications of the Cricket Magazine Group and American Greetings.
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The Potty Book for Girls w/ Hannah.
