Discovering through play, reading together

The disPlee

Planning to organize a toddler café, storytime, or theme week? With the interactive disPlee and the picture book * Ready for Potty *, you can turn potty training into a playful and language-rich activity. This way, you can address what’s on the minds of young families and give parents a reason to share their experiences.

The wooden disPlee invites toddlers and parents to look, play, and discover together. Give it its own spot in the library or use it during guided activities centered on reading aloud, potty training, and parenting.

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Four interactive activities for toddlers and their parents

1. Can you do this? Five playful movements that support potty training. Toddlers imitate these movements together as a fun warm-up.
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2. What goes where? A sorting game in which toddlers learn to put pee and poop in the right places. Through play, they discover what belongs in the toilet.
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3. Do you know what you’re seeing? A discovery game where toddlers learn to recognize the signs that someone needs to use the bathroom. This helps them better recognize their own bodies and those of others.
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4. Reading together. Potty training starts with interest and awareness. Reading a book together is therefore the perfect way to wrap up the activity and provides a great opportunity to talk with each other about potty training.

A toddler is playing with a fold-out book about potty training and is holding it in front of them as a toy
A smiling toddler is lying on the floor, playing with an open book about potty training
A toddler is sitting on a potty, holding the book “Are You Coming to the Bathroom?” in front of them. Learning to use the potty through play. Ready? Go Potty!