Princess Polly's Potty sticker activity book

Ordered this as it was cheap and would try anything after my 3 year old refused to use the potty or toilet. We read the book together she stuck the stickers in the right place and half way we put her pants on. At the end of the book she asked to go to the toilet, preformed and was so pleased with her stickers! I’m over the moon!Only thing is you only get one week chart, you can only put one sticker on for hand washing, asking to use the potty etc a day so if like my child your child is after a sticker everything she does something you will need more stickers and a few charts. The book is great and we refer back to it every time until she gets a grasp on what she needs to do. Great book for the price.

My daughter and I went through the book sticking the stickers in and reading the story. She wanted to take the stickers back out and do them again, so I had to explain how stickers work and that once they are stuck they are stuck. Still a great tool for help whilst potty training

My 2 year old was more impressed with the sticker chart at the back than the story itself, but it did the trick as I kept reading it to her and showing her the stickers a couple of weeks leading up to the actual potty training. She loves the sticker chart and it certainly kept her interested in the first few weeks.

Good value and design

My daughter loved this book to help with potty training

Sent this to my granddaughter who was potty training and she just loved it! She had me howling with laughter when I received the video of her thanking me for her “stinker book”- she loves a STICKER BOOK, so I knew it would be a hit. It helped to occupy her time when she was sitting on her potty too 👍 Thank you!

We have the Princess Polly's Potty which was a hit, so I thought my daughter would love this. The content of the sticker book is very similar to that of the board book. My daughter enjoyed placing the stickers and it was a good prompt to talk about potty training.The only thing I didn't like is that there is a reward chart in the back, but it only has a place to put one sticker a day for each action. We ended up putting lots of stickers on top of each other (and then running out), as you can't really tell a 2yr old that they can have a sticker for the wee they did this morning, but not the one in the afternoon... and of course she wanted a sticker every time. So to sum up, good for the main sticker book, but not so great if you're wanting the book for the reward chart.

Really fun way to encourage potty training, with or without the accompanying story book. My children had a competition to get the stickers on the table at the back and enjoyed earning the other pretty stickers for each task, for example for sitting on potty or wearing pants. Probably better understood by my 37mo than 22mo but both enjoyed it and are trained within the week, obviously with a lot of other encouragement and bribery too :-)