Danny Is Done with Diapers

A Potty ABC

Plot Summary

Adam avoids accidents.  Brianna is busy in the bathroom.  Caleb is comfy and clean!  Danny and his friends know twenty-six ways to be done with diapers.  Rebecca O'Connell's fun, familiar examples and Amanda Gulliver's bright, cheery art help kids practice their potty knowledge and learn their letters, too!

Reviews

"most kids (and parents) should be impressed by the book's comprehensiveness (“W is for Wipe. Wendy wipes from front to back”) and how author and illustrator achieve a cheerful frankness." Publishers Weekly

"Helpful and appealing in equal measure." Booklist

"Written at a young child’s level of understanding, this title will be useful in showing toddlers how others have accomplished this feat." School Library Journal

"O'Connell is dogged in her quest for alphabetically significant potty-related words, and Gulliver's art...valiantly honors the frankness of the text." The Horn Book Guide

"Charming and humorous illustrations in rainbow colors help reinforce a toddler's sense of achievment for this important learning milestone...'Danny Is Done With Diapers' can help young children through a tough challenge while keeping their love of fun and play intact."
Midwest Book Review

Associated Keywords
potty, training, accidents, alphabet, ABC