What is Poo? (Very First Lift-the-Flap Questions and Answers) (Very First Lift-the-Flap Questions & Answers): 1 (Very First Questions and Answers) Board book – International Edition, 1 Nov. 2016

Daughter was having difficulty in understanding and not being scared of having a poo on the toilet, this book explains poo, what it is, what happens when you flush a poo down the toilet, different types of animals poo which believe me was actually quite interesting even for an adult. The best thing I would say is it gets you talking about poo which is very helpful for a young one!It has lots of interactive flaps so the child can pull them open to discover an interesting fact underneath. I do recommend.

This is a great little book and helped our 2.5 year old deal with a fear of poo. It was definately an issue and she was freaking out when doing it. So I bought this book for when this happens and it really helps to explain that everybody poop, mum, dad, dog, princesses and it also shows different poos, what happens to it and what is in it. All in a fun way of flaps which children can discover themselves. Our potty training is done and dusted but book is still a favourite in the toilet! Very highly recommend it to all parents in need of a little help with potty training! Don't hessitate and buy it, it helps!

Potty training my grandson and although he took to doing number ones on the potty within a day he wasn’t so keen to sit and wait a bit for number two’s! Bought this book and he happily sat and read it over and over until Bingo! Potty training now ticked off the list! It is still his favourite current book to read and is actually very informative. Happy Nanny!

My two and a half year old twin girls love this book. Informative and interesting, at a level that kept their interest throughout yet simple enough for them to understand. It lost a star because the flaps are a little small and easily ripped accidentally by youngsters. This doesn't detract from the book, I learned a few things myself...not all poo is brown, and some are a rather peculiar shape!

Excellent. My wee grandson loves it . Hopefully helps him going to toilet. He loves opening flaps and telling me what he sees

I used this book to teach my 3 year old about poo as he struggles with pooping , it really helped him understand loads and it was fun. He still struggles but this book has made a positive impact on how he views pooping. Very much recommended. Only thing I dislike about the book is that it shows that some animals eat poop 🤣 so I switch it up abit when I read the book to him.

While toilet training our son was withholding his no 2s. We'd tried everything - general potty training books, bubbles, bribery and were at our wits end. This book arrived & by page 4 we had success & he hasn't had an issue since. He loves the book and we regularly read it while he uses the loo. Lots of flaps to lift and find out info about poo. 5* Usborne quality!

Good book written and illustrations are well presented. Engaging for toddlers as they can flick through the pages and lift up those little windows with a curiosity to see whats underneath it.Easy simple English so toddlers can either read or can relate the drawings/ colourful graphics in the book. It does help them overcome their poo fear and also build up their knowledge about the poo world.. 😁