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Choosing eBooks over physical copies has a few "secret" advantages for potty training:

While you handle the strategy, your child needs a little motivation! These three digital storybooks are perfect for reading on a tablet or phone during potty breaks.
This is a cult classic for a reason. The simple illustrations and "inner monologue" of the toddler—Should I go in my diaper? No. Should I go on the floor? No.—make it incredibly relatable for kids.
By Naomi Kleinberg (Featuring Elmo)
Elmo is the unofficial mascot of potty training. This eBook version of the classic "lift-the-flap" book translates beautifully to digital. It normalizes the process by showing that even your child’s favorite monsters use the potty, too.
By Alexandra Cassel Schwartz
Based on the hit show, this eBook reinforces the most important rule of potty training: "When you have to go potty, stop! And go right away." It’s a great way to help children learn to listen to their body’s signals.
By Michelle D. Swaney
If you are looking for a one-stop-shop that covers everything from Elimination Communication to training a strong-willed four-year-old, this is it. Unlike "boot camp" methods that force a rigid timeline, Michelle Swaney’s guide focuses on the partnership between parent and child.
Ditch the diapers with the best digital tools! From Michelle Swaney’s expert guide to fun character stories for kids, discover the top eBooks to make potty training a success for the whole family.
