Going Potty is Easy-Peesy
ministeps: Aufs Töpfchen gehen ist pipileicht
View all books in the series- A first, playful book on the topic of “potty” and “toilet training”, featuring many flaps.
16 pp
24 months +
19 x 19 cm
EUR 8.99
January 2020
Board Book
978-3-473-31792-9
• With flaps.
Content
1, 2, 3, diaper-free! Sounds simple, but it’s not always that easy for children.This affectionate story about Leo helps young children let go of their diapers and go potty. Many large flaps and age-appropriate text provide a playful and empathetic way of dealing with this important and emotional topic. After all, this is an important developmental step for all children and their parents.
Looking at the images together, opening the flaps and reading the story to their children offers inspiration for conversations between parents and children. This book makes going potty fun!
About the Series
ministeps are made especially for very young children gaining their first experiences with books and toys. The products in the ministeps® program are uniquely designed to correspond to the physical, mental and emotional abilities of babies and very young children, ranging in age from infants to 36 months.
The Author
Frauke Nahrgang was born in 1951 in Stadtallendorf, where she lives today with her husband and two children. She has been working as a primary school teacher since 1976 and enjoys teaching school beginners most of all. At school she began to write texts for beginners, and she has been writing children's books since 1987. Frauke Nahrgang watches children very carefully and is interested in how they make contact, talk and communicate with each other. She transfers these observations strikingly into the stories in her picture books.
The Illustrator
Susanne Szesny was born in 1965. She studied visual communication in Münster and received a diploma in design. After her studies, she worked freelance as an illustrator of games books, board books and picture books. In her opinion, a book should transport an inner value (a message, a teaching) and be a source of inspiration for children and adults equally. With her pictures she tries to build a bridge between the emotional worlds of children and adults.
