Yes, there are toilet training books specifically designed for parents. These publications often provide a step-by-step guide to the toilet training process, including addressing specific problems, such as resistance, constipation, bedwetting, and more.

Perhaps some of the most useful tools are books designed to introduce toilet training to toddlers. These publications use simple words and pictures to show toddlers what to do and to encourage them to sit on the toilet or potty and practice.

Below, I review some of the most popular toilet training books for both parents and toddlers.

Let's Go Potty

Here's the most unusual potty training book! Its' illustrations have flaps for toddlers to lift, tabs for them to pull, and an amusing little story that they'll certainly identify with. When little Sam unwraps a surprise package, kids can lift the picture's flap and find the surprise at the same time that he finds it. It's a Potty! Soon, Sam is learning to use his potty, but sometimes he slips up and does wee-wee on the floor. "That's ok, Sam," says Mom. "Next time you can use your potty." At last, Sam is happy because he doesn't have to wear squishy, squashy diapers any more. Kids will be delighted by flaps and pop-ups on five of the book's full-color illustrations. Meanwhile, Moms and Dads will also smile as they help tots get toilet trained.

The Potty Book for Boys/for Girls

A toddler's graduation from diapers to the potty is always a very important moment -- and one to make parents and toddlers proud! In these books, Henry/Hannah need to have his/her diaper changed so he/she can go out and play. Then Mom and Dad bring a big box home.