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No, you don't really need a book to teach your toddler about his privates, the toilet, and how to introduce them to one another -- but these books make the experience a lot more entertaining and less intimidating.
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3-15-2010 @ 7:01AM
Anatidaeling said..._Danny is Done with Diapers:A Potty ABC_ by Rebecca O'Connell, illustrated by Amanda Gulliver.
"The perfect book for a toddler to 'read' while waiting on the potty."
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