Aliens, Ninjas, and Poop

Aliens, Ninjas, and Poop is a funny, gentle, and reassuring potty training book for toddlers and young children who are scared to poop in the toilet.Lana might be the bravest kid in the world. She isn't scared of ninjas. She wasn't even scared when her brother was abducted by aliens! But there is one thing that truly terrifies her... Pooping in the potty.This children's book about potty training and poop anxiety follows Lana as she learns, with the help of her loving family, that being brave doesn't mean having no fears - it means trying even when you're scared and taking things one small step at a time.This supportive and humorous potty training story for kids helps children:Overcome fear of pooping in the toiletReduce potty training anxiety and poop withholdingBuild confidence and independenceLearn that being scared is normal - and manageableWritten by Zhanneta Fuzaylova, an early childhood Special Education teacher and early intervention specialist, this book is inspired by real experiences working with children who struggle with potty training, toilet anxiety, and stool withholding. After her own child faced these challenges, she created this child-friendly potty training book to help families going through the same thing.Perfect for:Toddlers and preschoolers ages Baby - 12Children who are afraid to poop or use the toiletParents looking for potty training books that actually helpTeachers, therapists, and early childhood classroomsIf your child is struggling with potty training fear, poop anxiety, or toilet resistance, this funny and encouraging story will help make the process easier, calmer, and more positive.About the AuthorZhanneta Fuzaylova is an early childhood Special Education teacher and early intervention specialist. In her practice, Zhanneta works with many students who struggle with potty training. After her youngest struggled with poop withholding and anxiety, she became passionate about creating a child friendly and explicit book to help overcome this issue, which affects many children and their families. She lives in New York City with her husband and three children.