Bye-Bye Binky [Big Kid Power]
getting-bigger milestones — learning to use the potty, giving up the pacifier — in a way that little kids can grasp. Direct-address text describes each protagonist’s journey from diaper- or binky-user to “BIG KID!” Binky provides alternatives (“Big kids ask for HUGS. When I am tired, I cuddle with my lovey”) and suggestions for paying it forward (“I’ll give it to a little baby. When the baby cries, he can use my binky”), while Potty offers incentives (“Big kids wear UNDERWEAR!”) and step-by-step reminders (“When I have to go…I go into the bathroom, pull down my undies, and sit on the potty. Sometimes it takes a while”). Simple digital illustrations in a limited palette — bright-yellow and gray-blue in Potty, neon-orange and warm-brown in Binky — plus thick black lines and white outlines keep the focus squarely on each toddler narrator and his or her small-scale surroundings. The books’ petite, square shapes and sturdy bindings are well conceived for little hands.![]()
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Ava
Those books are really helpful. My child even preferred to read them, than his others books but maybe because it was a time of learning use of the potty and weaning off the binky. He also like a Potty Song by Kiboomers (https://vimeo.com/198428150?fbclid=IwAR2r2aznWGcC6Kmk0C26wfAZfmoRjZ-5RWMtpYcDyzPen0KPw8Z9UQDgaBg) we all still sing it ;) In case of the pacifier I can also recommend a book from parental-love.com. It is a compilation of weaning systems, from cold turkey to pacifairy. It's very helpful in choosing a time of weaning as well as the method.Posted : Dec 11, 2018 09:41