“3 P’s for Potty” Author Rachael Tarfman-Perez on The Zach Feldman Show

The Web’s Hit Music Station welcomes on Rachael Tarfman-Perez to The Zach Feldman Show. Rachael talks about her brand new children’s book “3 P’s for Potty” which goes more in-depth with children and parents on what the do’s and don’ts are when learning this new skill. Listen to the full interview below!

 

3 P's for Potty: Potty Training with a Twist - Great Book for Parents with Toddlers - Preschool Kindergarten - Learning Life Lessons (Gia Toddler-Preschool Series)
3 P's for Potty: Potty Training with a Twist – Great Book for Parents with Toddlers – Preschool Kindergarten – Learning Life Lessons (Gia Toddler-Preschool Series)
by Rachael Tarfman-Perez
What are the 3 P’s anyway?Gia is learning about what things she can and cannot put into the potty. Her mother is doing her best to explain the process while Gia is either being silly or is truly curious. What do you think? Engage your child in a discussion about good potty behavior & encourage questions.3 P's for Potty by Rachael Tarfman-Perez is a children’s book that will help parents teach their small children what can and cannot be put into the toilet. Gia is a small girl who tries to guess what she can put into the toilet. After guessing wrong multiple times, her mom finally tells her to stop being silly and tells her what the three P’s are. This is a fun and engaging book for parents with toddlers.Features:A page to add in your child's nameLots of humor throughout the bookA focus on family relationshipsA focus on different emotions expressed by the charactersAnd a coloring page at the end of the book for your child to get creativeHere is a review of this book from OnlineBookClub.org:This short book is only 30 pages long, with a beautiful illustration between each page that shows the emotions of Gia and/or her mom. It only takes about five minutes to read the book, making it a short and fun teaching tool for your child. Rachael Tarfman-Perez has included activities to personalize the book for your child. This story is relatable to anyone who has had small children who put inappropriate items in the toilet. The book is humorous, and you and your child will gain much enjoyment from reading it.- – Bertha Jackson

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