Editor Reviews:

Book Description:
For many seasons, both the for Him and for Her versions of Once Upon a Potty in VHS cassette format have been best-selling items at bookstores throughout America. Now, both of these two cheerfully animated cartoons are also available as DVDs to make toilet training a little easier on both parents and kids. One DVD tells a little boy's story of potty-training success; the other tells a girl's story. Toddlers will enjoy watching Joshua and Prudence graduate from diapers to potty, and will want to emulate these cheery cartoon kids and sing The Potty Song along with them. Both versions of Once Upon a Potty are also still available as videocassettes. See backlist for details. (Ages 1-4)

Amazon.com:
Admit it: you never thought you'd be buying a video with the word potty in the title. But it's been months, and while Junior seems to love his potty, he doesn't actually do anything in it. So you need some inspiration. Well, you've found it. This video expands upon the popular children's book by the same name in two ways: there's a sing-along potty song and a 13-minute doctor's statement for parents. The director of child psychiatry at a prominent New York hospital will calmly reassure you that it's perfectly normal for Junior to be taking his sweet time letting go of the diapers, and that's worth a lot. And the animated retelling of Joshua's potty progress is good, too. But it's the "music video" of the oh-so-catchy "Potty Song" that makes this half-hour tape. And just in case you aren't already singing the song in line at the bank or the grocery store, the thoughtful producers have included a lyric sheet for you. "Yes, I'm going to my potty, potty / Now, I'm going to my potty, potty...." --Kimberly Heinrichs

Rating : - not thrilled
I had heard great things about this dvd, but after watching it, I'm not thrilled with it and neither is my son. He enjoyed Elmo's Potty Time much more. I'm not sure what I expected, but a bunch of babies sitting on potties wasn't it!