Description

Endorsed by Christine Roman, PhD.

Learning to use the potty begins long before sitting on the toilet. First, children need to recognize what their bodies are telling them.

Potty Clues introduces common body signals that may mean it’s time to use the potty, helping children build body awareness through simple language, real photographs, and meaningful everyday situations. By connecting physical sensations with daily routines, children begin to better understand and respond to their own body’s clues.

Thoughtfully designed with inclusive representation, Potty Clues features children with a variety of abilities, communication styles, and mobility needs, allowing more families to see themselves reflected in the story.

Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and children with developmental delays, this unique book supports:

Body awareness and interoception
Early potty learning
Communication and self-advocacy
Predictable routines
Inclusive learning

Like all Little Dandelion Press books, Potty Clues uses real images, reduced visual complexity, and intentional design to support visual access and meaningful learning for all children, including those with cortical visual impairment (CVI), low vision, autism, Down syndrome, developmental delays, and other learning differences.

Part of the Body Clues series, helping children recognize, understand, and respond to what their bodies are telling them.