A printable activity, coloring, and achievement book that helps your child take part in potty training with confidence, at their own pace and without pressure.
Written by Doctora Wanda De La Cruz and created by LuNiko, this book turns the bathroom routine into a friendly adventure led by LuNiko Bear. Your child colors, matches, traces, and celebrates every small step while learning what is happening in their body and what comes next.
WHAT YOU WILL FIND INSIDE:
Pages to learn body signals for pee and poop, with boy and girl versions.
The steps of using the potty: pulling pants down and up, flushing, and washing hands.
Pages for travel and outings: travel seat, bathroom kit, and packing a bag.
Emotion pages: how I feel, breathing, and what to do when accidents happen.
Games and puzzles: mazes, dot-to-dot, find the differences, matching, shapes, and shadows.
Morning and night routines, a traffic light, and a family page.
A 14-star achievement chart, a potty adventure board game, and an achievement bingo.
A Potty Training Diploma to celebrate at the end.
HOW IT WORKS:
After payment, download the PDF right away.
Print at home on US Letter paper (8.5 x 11 inches).
Print only the pages you need, as many times as you need them. This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.
Companion to Now What Do I Do? Potty Training Rescue Manual, a guide for parents, also by Doctora Wanda De La Cruz.
BOOK DATA: Title: I Can Do It! My Adventure in Moving Beyond Diapers. Subtitle: An Activity, Coloring, and Achievement Book. Author: Doctora Wanda De La Cruz. A LuNiko creation. Published by La Corta De Hoy Publishing. Format: Printable PDF, 72 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches. Language: English. ISBN: 979-8-9982561-6-5. First English edition: October 2026.
PERSONAL USE LICENSE: For personal and family use only. You may print as many copies as you need for your own children and home. Please do not resell, share, upload, or distribute this file or its pages.
NOTE: This book is for educational and family-support purposes and does not replace the advice of a health professional. Activities should be done with the supervision of a responsible adult.
