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No More Nappies!

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Turn toilet training into a race they want to win, in a story where your child, or grandchild, is the fastest potty racer in the world.

  • The tummy “whistle” becomes a game, so they learn to listen to their body
  • They pick their own racing undies, so it feels like their choice
  • Oopses are part of the race, so slips don’t become shame
  • They win a gold trophy, so they feel proud, not pushed

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Another accident. Another “I didn’t make it.”

Turn it into the Potty Race: racing undies, a tummy whistle and a gold trophy, with Zoom the monster cheering every try.

From parents

Read once. Asked for every night.

★★★★★“She didn’t even ask for one.”

We all sat down and read it to her, and she wanted to put her dummy on the tree straight away. Then she went looking for all her other dummies! We were worried about bedtime, but she didn’t even ask for one. We gave her a silver star like in the book and told her the fairies had taken them to new babies. Honestly, we’d been trying for so long. I couldn’t believe this was how it finally happened. AMAZING!

Blake W. · Bye-Bye, Dummy
★★★★★“She keeps checking that it’s really her.”

Every time we open it, she points at the picture and then at herself. We’ve got plenty of books, but this is the first one she’s taken into daycare to show everyone.

★★★★★“The cover preview was what sold me.”

I was a bit unsure about ordering a personalised book online. Seeing her face on the cover before paying made it much easier to decide. I actually tried two photos before picking my favourite.

★★★★★“A birthday present that got opened again the next morning.”

Bought it for our granddaughter’s third birthday. There was a lot going on at the party, but my daughter sent me a photo the next morning of them reading it in their pyjamas. That made my day.

★★★★★“Apparently his dinosaur phase now includes him.”

He’s obsessed with dinosaurs, so a book where he gets to be in the adventure was always going to be a hit. He spent the first read looking for himself on every page. Now I’m allowed to read the words.

★★★★★“We brought it to Nan’s. Obviously.”

She packed it herself for a weekend at Nan’s, along with her teddy and about six pairs of socks. When I picked her up, Nan said she’d read it enough times to know most of it. Safe to say it’s a favourite.

★★★★★“She didn’t even ask for one.”

We all sat down and read it to her, and she wanted to put her dummy on the tree straight away. Then she went looking for all her other dummies! We were worried about bedtime, but she didn’t even ask for one. We gave her a silver star like in the book and told her the fairies had taken them to new babies. Honestly, we’d been trying for so long. I couldn’t believe this was how it finally happened. AMAZING!

Blake W. · Bye-Bye, Dummy
★★★★★“She keeps checking that it’s really her.”

Every time we open it, she points at the picture and then at herself. We’ve got plenty of books, but this is the first one she’s taken into daycare to show everyone.

★★★★★“The cover preview was what sold me.”

I was a bit unsure about ordering a personalised book online. Seeing her face on the cover before paying made it much easier to decide. I actually tried two photos before picking my favourite.

★★★★★“A birthday present that got opened again the next morning.”

Bought it for our granddaughter’s third birthday. There was a lot going on at the party, but my daughter sent me a photo the next morning of them reading it in their pyjamas. That made my day.

★★★★★“Apparently his dinosaur phase now includes him.”

He’s obsessed with dinosaurs, so a book where he gets to be in the adventure was always going to be a hit. He spent the first read looking for himself on every page. Now I’m allowed to read the words.

★★★★★“We brought it to Nan’s. Obviously.”

She packed it herself for a weekend at Nan’s, along with her teddy and about six pairs of socks. When I picked her up, Nan said she’d read it enough times to know most of it. Safe to say it’s a favourite.

★★★★★“He wanted to read it while sitting on the potty.”

We’d had the potty in the bathroom for weeks and he mostly ignored it. After reading his book, he asked to sit on it with the story on his lap. Nothing happened, but he was happy to have a go. We were pretty pleased with that.

★★★★★“We haven’t said goodbye to the dummy yet.”

I bought this to help us start the conversation without making it a big stressful thing. She asks about the dummy tree when we read it. We’re taking our time, but having a story to talk about has helped.

★★★★★“He spotted his name before I even opened it.”

Our son is just starting to recognise his name, so seeing it on an actual book was a big deal. He went straight over to Dad to show him. Such a lovely little moment.

★★★★★“Still having accidents. Still loving the book.”

It hasn’t magically sorted potty training, but our little boy loves being the main character. We read it together and talk about having another try. It’s become a really nice part of the routine.

★★★★★“The message at the front got me.”

My husband added a dedication from us and I didn’t see it until we read the book together. Our daughter went straight to looking at the pictures while I had a little moment over the first page.

★★★★★“He wanted to read it while sitting on the potty.”

We’d had the potty in the bathroom for weeks and he mostly ignored it. After reading his book, he asked to sit on it with the story on his lap. Nothing happened, but he was happy to have a go. We were pretty pleased with that.

★★★★★“We haven’t said goodbye to the dummy yet.”

I bought this to help us start the conversation without making it a big stressful thing. She asks about the dummy tree when we read it. We’re taking our time, but having a story to talk about has helped.

★★★★★“He spotted his name before I even opened it.”

Our son is just starting to recognise his name, so seeing it on an actual book was a big deal. He went straight over to Dad to show him. Such a lovely little moment.

★★★★★“Still having accidents. Still loving the book.”

It hasn’t magically sorted potty training, but our little boy loves being the main character. We read it together and talk about having another try. It’s become a really nice part of the routine.

★★★★★“The message at the front got me.”

My husband added a dedication from us and I didn’t see it until we read the book together. Our daughter went straight to looking at the pictures while I had a little moment over the first page.

A child with their own No More Nappies! book

They’re only this little once

One day you’ll miss it.

The little voice. The tiny hands. This exact age. Most of these moments are never written down. This one will be, with their face and their name, in a story where they’re the hero.

It’ll sit on their shelf long after they’ve grown.

Sound familiar?

“I don’t NEED to go!”

Five minutes later, there’s a puddle in the middle of the lounge room.

You’ve tried asking every hour. Sitting them down. Rewards. Every ask ends in a battle.

And kinder’s getting closer. The longer it drags on, the bigger the deal it becomes.

You didn’t do anything wrong. Every child gets there in their own time. The hard part is not becoming the bad guy along the way.

So what if it was a race they wanted to win?

In No More Nappies!, Zoom the monster teaches your child, or grandchild, the Potty Race: listen for the tummy whistle, and race to win.

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In the book

Every try becomes something to be proud of.

Tap the arrows to turn the page. The whole story, all 12 painted scenes. Example child: yours is painted from your photo, with their name in every line.

Why their own face matters

Little ones pay closest attention when the story is about them.

They notice themselves first

Children light up at their own face and name. It’s what brings them back to this book, night after night.

They remember stories about themselves

Researchers call it the self-reference effect. In one small study, three-year-olds picked up new words more easily from the parts of a book made about them.*

They practise before the day

Reading it together, they rehearse the big step as the brave one. When the day comes, it’s a story they already know.

*Kucirkova, Messer & Sheehy (2014), First Language.

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Why 1,000+ Australian families chose us.

It’s really themTheir own face on every page, not a cartoon lookalike, so they believe it’s their story.
Their race, not your ruleThe tummy whistle turns going into a game they want to win.
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What’s in their book

Everything that makes it theirs.

  • Their face, painted in all 12 scenes
  • Their name in every line
  • A dedication from you on the first page
  • Zoom the monster, the racing undies and the gold trophy
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How to use it.

Step 1

Read it together and pick some racing undies.

Step 2

Listen for the tummy whistle, just like Zoom.

Step 3

Cheer every win, and hug every oops.

Why a story works better.

No More Nappies!Asking every hourRewards only
It’s a game, not a chore✓✕✕
They learn to listen to their body✓✕✕
Oopses are okay✓✕✕
A story to read every night✓✕✕
They’re the winner, on every page✓✕✕

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Notes for grown-ups.

  • Readiness first. Signs a child may be ready include staying dry for a couple of hours, noticing a wet or dirty nappy, and showing interest in the toilet. Starting when they're ready tends to go faster.
  • The tummy whistle. Toddlers are still learning to notice the 'I need to go' feeling inside their body. Giving it a name and a sound (phweeet!) helps them tune in to it.
  • Choice builds ownership. Letting your child pick their own undies (any pattern they like) makes the change feel like theirs, not something done to them.
  • Make it a game, not a fight. A playful race lowers stress, and pressure or punishment around the toilet tends to cause holding-on and more accidents.
  • Practice sits. Short, regular potty times (on waking, after meals, before the bath) build a routine. Sitting and trying counts even if nothing happens.
  • Modelling. Seeing someone else use a potty or toilet (here, Zoom) helps toddlers copy the steps.
  • Accidents are part of learning. Stay calm, clean up without fuss, and teach the next step: 'Next time, shout I need to go!'
  • Praise the effort. Specific praise ('You listened to your tummy!') helps more than a general 'good job'.
  • Night-time dryness often comes later, sometimes much later, and that's normal. Night nappies can stay as long as needed.
  • Try it at home: blow a toy whistle together for the 'starting whistle', race to the potty, and make a cardboard gold trophy for their first wins.

Is it right for them?

Perfect for

  • Kids ready to leave nappies in the day
  • Kids who love games and racing
  • Families after a fun, no-pressure approach
  • Grandparents looking for a gift that means something

Maybe wait if

  • Night-time dryness. The book says it often comes later, and that’s okay

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