No More Nappies

Can’t wait to use it! Very informative and high quality

My little boys loves this book. He went from sitting on his potty for just a few seconds, to sitting on it for a few minute within the third time of reading this book x it has a boy and girl in it, so it is great for both genders. The wording in the book is great and my little boy loves to follow it along. It also shows having an accident with a piece of card you pull down. After reading this bit with him, he then said oh no when he had a accident himself. There is also a parts of the book that you spin they are brilliant. He really loves the part with the singing in it x I made a potty song up to go with this part and he joins in. A great buy and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is going through potty training.

Only 5 pages. Very directional. Not much to it and no story to entertain my toddler. The only part she enjoyed was the one moving part to pull Mo's nappy down which she broke within a couple of days with her enthusiasm. Personally I found it incredibly boring, like a very brief instruction manual. Each page has a useful single sentence potty training tip for parents but that's not really what I'm looking for in a children's book. Not sure why this is so popular to be honest. There must be something more entertaining out there. Two stars because the book is very sturdy and well made even though my toddler broke it almost immediately. That's toddlers for you.

I have literally just received 'no more nappies' board book and had to write this review without hesitation. As soon as I opened the package my 23 month old was reaching for this book straight away, we sat down and began to read it, which didn't take more than a few minutes as it's only 10 pages, we then read it a second time, playing with the flaps and turn dial, and immediately after my toddler began pulling at his bottoms and nappy to come off and I honestly couldn't believe it! we have a potty already floating around downstairs, so he went and found it and did his very first wee wee! Well, to say I am impressed is an understatement ! When I opened the package and saw the book I was slightly disappointed, I genuinely thought with reading the short sentences he wouldn't have paid much attention yet he had so much understanding straight away and just did what Millie and Mo did in the book. I'd never have thought something so simple, the book being short and not many wordings, would have had such a quick reaction. I'm honestly amazed and surprised and had to shout about it. I totally recommend it for any young ones and parents/carers starting their toilet training journey. There is some simple directions at the bottom of every page for us grown ups and each page is colourful yet simple, the flaps and turning dial keeps the little ones curiosity and I found reading it over enthusiastically helps them also. I'm now hoping it's something he goes back to and it helps encourage him to go potty again and again.

This is the first and only book I bought to help potty train my two year old daughter, before this book she wouldn’t even sit on the potty but now is happily on her route to being fully potty trained.The illustrations are lovely and bright, the storyline is very basic and easy to remember for your child to relay back to you and the flaps get your child involved with reading and offer a distraction whilst sat on their potty.There’s a part where the little boy has an accident on the floor and now my daughter tells me if she’s had an accident too, so beneficial to teach children that accidents are going to happen. Also the addition of little tips for parents on each page is helpful.Definitely recommend!

don't like the star chart bit at all.But it does the job. My one year old knows its is about 'no weewee on floor, weewee on potty'. Though i like where mo wees on the floor as it reminds me to remain at peace with it when it happens! I like the bit explaining about underpants and being all grown up. . . She also likes trying to figure out how to pull mo's nappy down!She LOVES the page where mo is waiting to poo and as i turn the turny thing, i sing our 'all the animals go moo to poo, moo to poo to let it slip and slide through' song... !We have practiced ec since she was 7 weeks old and this has helped us during a potty pause which happened at 9/10 months and on occasional days now (usually when she hasn't napped) at a year.Along with the fantastic and informative 'what is poo' lift the flap book, we are set!! ....