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Summary: Cute but Not For Prudes.
Review: I have heard so much about this book Called Everyone Poops that when I saw it in my nephew's room I picked it up and read it and I think it's really cute and also kind of funny and a nice way to let a little kid know that pooping is a natural body function that everyone, people and animals poop, and as it say in the book anything that eats poops.A couple of ulta conservative reviewers thought this book is disgusting and that poop is a bad shameful word for a kid to use but I think it's better for them to use a baby word like poop then using the sh word. I know parents who made the mistake of teaching their kids that sh word and then act all shocked and embarrassed when their little kids use that word out in public like on the grocery store checkout line, etc. BOTTOM line is that there is absolutely nothing wrong with reading this book unless you are have a hang up about your body or bodily functions.
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Summary: Good for all age youth
Review: 7/28/03 The book gives a clear and nice understanding of this necessary function of the body.
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Summary: Poopy
Review: This book sucessfuly taught me the value of a good poop
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Summary: My Scoop on this Poop(book).......!
Review: I ordered this book for my 4yr old grandson, as I'd always intended to do. After my first introduction to it when my older grandson was about 3 yrs of age, I just loved it, and so did he!While this subject is sort've treated as "hush-hush", especially when we get older, I think this book helps us all relax about something that is very natural and necessary. It helps us to be able to laugh about it, and sometimes I think we as adults sometimes give children the impression that its unnatural. When my now 4yr old grandson received it, he and his girl cousins of varying ages under 11 all read it together several times, laughing most of the time. Thank goodness some people or at least this author was open-minded enough to write a book like this so that "kids of all ages" could enjoy it, and maybe feel a little less self-conscious about a very natual part of living.
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Summary: educational & amusing--gets old quick
Review: I bought this book for my daughter & I have to admit, for the amusement of myself & my husband. In deed, everybody/thing in the book poops. But, after the initial 13 year-old mentality we all still have hidden (some better than others) somewhere in our adult selves, the amusement wears off. Just like the we grow old, so does laughing at a deer or bunny pooping.I can't say that my daughter really gives a ... about animals & people pooping all that much either. Overall, it's not too ...of a book, especially for preteens or perhaps some of the elderly and others who obsess about bowel movements.
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Summary: I have more hair b/c of this book!!
Review: I was PULLING MY HAIR OUT, trying to figure out how to get our almost 3.5 year to #2 on the potty! I heard about this book from a friend & searched hi & low for it. It's AWESOME! When he read this book w/ us, in the bathroom, he decided if elephants & fish #2'd, it would be OK for him to let it go too! YAY!
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Summary: Poop can be good!
Review: I found that this book can be used to help potty train children. It gives the child a fun way and simple way to understand what is happening to them when they poop. They realize that everyone that eats does it, so it is okay to let it out in the potty. I would definatley recommend this book to those parents who are having trouble getting their child to poop in the potty!
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Summary: Great learning book for children
Review: "Everyone Poops" is an excellent well-written book with simple vocabulary children can understand. The illustrations are colorful, and accurately show a variety of animals and humans pooping. The greatest thing about this book, is that the author shows a young child sitting on a potty or tiolet, and the actual poop falling into the bowl. Children can identify with the realistic illustrations, and learn that it is okay to poop because everyone poops! I highly recommend this book to any parent with children who are about to enter into the potty training stage.
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Summary: Enough with the pictures
Review: Overall I think the book is great. Young children may be curious and rather intrigued by the idea of poop. The books clearly makes the ideas and principles known, but in my opinion a little to explicit for young children. Does the young viewer really need to see someone or something pooping in each page? I think one page would be enough for the child to get the principle. A child knows what poop is when they see it in their diaper or toilet, they do not need the graphic pictures.
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Summary: A Must Have for Potty Training
Review: This book talks about the fact that every living creature has one thing in common - poop. For some children, learning to let go of poop is a fear. This book helps them realize they are not alone when it comes to pooping. Great illustrations and very upfront. A must for any potty training library.
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