Everyone Poops

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Summary: Ewww
Review: Honestly, if you're reading this book, you're in need of serious psychiatric help. This book should only be read by the most hard-core of poop fetishists, as it contains words that no self-respecting sailor would use. This is terrible. "POOP" STINKS

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Summary: poop stinks
Review: I have read and heard this book one too many times. Someone I know (K) has this book in her office and loves reading it to us like were 2. If you want your kids to learn about poop talk to a plumber or have them look in the toilet
thank you

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Summary: This book is god
Review: Everyone Poops is literature at it's best. Some say Romeo and Juliet, or anything by Dickens, but i say, "Everyone Poops," For years my life was tormented by these, "Brown Devils," as i like to call them. I thought i was the only one who had them! I thought i was a plauge upon the land! Well, the day before the prom, i found this book and found out that everyone does poop! I'm not the only one! Life is so good now that my fear of brown devils is gone. Everybody Poops, you gave me a reason to live.

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Summary: Not just for kids!
Review: Almost everyone can admit to having qualms about "pooping" in other people's houses, as well as in public. Some of us even go as far as holding it until we get home! This is wonderful to keep in your bathroom; not only does it give guests a little chuckle, but it lets them feel comfortable to go if they got to go! Since I first saw it in a stranger's bathroom, it has become my staple housewarming gift to all my light-hearted friends.

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Summary: a great book
Review: i bought this when my son started potty trainin, don't know if it helped, but he and i really enjoyed it. it is straight forward and it completely keeps his attention to this day and we have been reading it off and on for two years, the pictures are great and are truthful

not for everyone, one of my friends said it was replusive and her child was never allowed to see it when he was over

if you are comfortable with bodily functions it is a good book

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Summary: Made me laugh, but nephew loves it!
Review: I bought this book as a joke because I thought that it was really gross and kind of taboo. We usually don't read things to our kids about excrement. But why not? They have to learn about it some day! My 2 year old loves it and calls it the poopy book. Fun to read, and the illustrations will make you laugh! Everyone looks constipated!

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Summary: So Helpful!!!!
Review: Oh my God, I used to be so scared to poop, but then I realized, "Everyone Poops!" This book is great--there's all kinds of poop, poop, poopity-poop-poop. This book really helped me to relax about my poop qualms by showing me how everyone--and everything--poops, and poops frequently. Now, I feel like when I poop, I am pooping in solidarity with all of creation. A great and quick read.

If you want to know what my favorite part of it was--it was when they pooped.

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Summary: Everyone Poops Is Not For Everyone
Review: According to one online article on Japanese author illustrator Taro Gomi, his primary goal is to create interesting books. Well, Everyone Poops is definitely that! Besides this potty book, Gomi has written over three hundred, many of which have been translated into ten or eleven languages. Gomi keeps it REAL, so if you're grossed out by a rear shot of animals pooping, you may want to pass on this book. For the more open-minded reader, this book is a humorous way to explain to your toddler about a natural body function. It even includes wiping and flushing - functional steps some potty books leave out!

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Summary: Great book about exactly what it says...everyone poops!
Review: My daughter had a constipation issue while learning to potty She had a painful bm and it hurt, so she associated pain with pooping and was therefore afraid to poop. I stumbled across this book at the bookstore. She loved it. We read it all the time, especially while she was on the potty having a bm. She is now 4.5 and still enjoys reading it for fun. My 2 year old also enjoys the book and likes me to read it over and over. It's just a fun way to let kids know it's perfectly ok to, well, poop!

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Summary: A good start
Review: This is definitely the way get through to the child who has come to associate feelings of shame and fear with bowel movements due to overly rigid toilet training. Once the child is pooping regularly without coaxing, you may continue his or her anal development by gradually introducing the techniques outlined in Hiroyuki Nishigaki's remarkable guide, "How to Good-Bye Depression: If You Constrict Anus 100 Times Everyday. Malarkey? or Effective Way?", also available on Amazon.