Caillou aprende a pedir su potty! Mamá tiene una sorpresa para Caillou: ¡su propia potty! Tras varios intentos, algunos accidentes y algunas carreras, Caillou aprende a pedir su potty cuando la necesita.  Control de esfínteres.  Aprender a ir al baño es un paso muy importante del desarrollo infantil. Los adultos siempre están afanados, mientras que los niños pequeños no tienen prisa alguna y es esencial respetar su ritmo interior.  English description In this delightful story Mommy has a surprise for Caillou: his very own potty! Though initially uninterested, Caillou eventually decides that he wants to be a "big boy" and leave his diapers behind. After several attempts, a few failures, and near misses, Caillou learns to ask for the potty when he needs it and is rewarded with a sense of accomplishment and independence.   Caillou’s Essentials is a collection of books about Caillou growing up. It depicts the developmental milestones, both the small and the significant, of toddlers striving to become self-confident and independent. The stories present a range of childhood experiences, such as potty training, brushing your teeth and learning to share.

Para superar el miedo a la oscuridad Caillou se siente muy vulnerable cuando está solo en la oscuridad. Sin embargo, logra superar sus miedos y comprueba que realmente sí es un niño grande. Descanso nocturno. A medida que su imaginación y su desarrollo cognitivo se expanden, los niños pequeños pierden de repente su confianza en la oscuridad. Dormir solos puede convertirse en un reto. Con un objeto que les dé confianza o una pequeña luz nocturna, la oscuridad produce menos temor. English description Caillou is a big boy now. When his sister Rosie goes to bed, he can stay up with Mommy and Daddy. However, when the games and stories are over, when his parents leave the room and close the door, Caillou feels very vulnerable by himself in the dark. Sleeping alone is an important step toward growing up and feeling independent. With the help of his teddy, Caillou will prove to his parents that he really is a big boy! Developed with the guidance of a child psychologist, Caillou: Good Night! illustrates how Caillou’s ability to overcome his fear of separation helps him gain more independence in small but important ways.  

Caillou loves to have Mommy all to himself. One quiet morning Caillou and Mommy read stories and play a game of hide and seek that ends with a cuddle and Mommy singing softly to her beloved Caillou. A reminder that the bond between mother and child is celebrated in the little gestures of daily life. CAILLOU'S ESSENTIALS is a collection of books about Caillou growing up. It depicts the developmental milestones, both the small and the significant, of toddlers striving to become self-confident and independent. The stories present a range of childhood experiences, such as potty training, brushing your teeth, trying new foods and learning to share.

A successful start for Caillou! Caillou is going to day care for the first time. At first, he is unsure about leaving Mommy and Daddy to enter an unfamiliar world, but with the help of his preschool teacher Florence, Caillou eases into his new environment and soon makes a friend. Starting day care is an important transition in the life of a child. Preparing children for this first step toward greater independence will help them gain the confidence to flourish in this new setting. Assists in development of self-confidence and independence; Teaches how to cope in a new environment, with a little help; Promotes the idea of making friends. CAILLOU'S ESSENTIALS is a collection of books about Caillou growing up. It depicts the developmental milestones, both the small and the significant, of toddlers striving to become self-confident and independent. The stories present a range of childhood experiences, such as potty training, brushing your teeth, trying new foods and learning to share.

Join Caillou in this new learning experience: an introduction to the basic words of French. It is so much easier to learn a foreign language at an early age! Illustrations from Caillou's world are used to bring French vocabulary to life. Children will discover everyday words such as animals, objects around the house, words used in greetings and, words used to name their family members, and many more. The images are labeled in both French and English. This sturdy board book includes more than 200 French words as well an introduction aimed to help parents efficiently use the book to teach their children this essential French vocabulary.

Caillou is a big boy now. When his sister Rosie goes to bed, he can stay up with Mommy and Daddy. However, when the games and stories are over, when his parents leave the room and close the door, Caillou feels very vulnerable by himself in the dark. Sleeping alone with the door closed is an important step toward growing up and feeling independent. With the help of his teddy, Caillou will prove to his parents that he really is a big boy! Developed with the guidance of a child psychologist, Caillou: Good Night! illustrates how Caillou's ability to overcome his fear of separation helps him gain more independence in small but important ways.

Caillou isn't a baby anymore. He wants to brush his teeth by himself. After breakfast and before going to bed, Caillou brushes little circles all over his teeth, just like Daddy! The ones in the back are harder to reach, but Caillou tries his best. Either Mommy or Daddy is always by his side to give him a guiding hand or some pointers for next time. Caillou even takes care to brush his dinosaurs' big teeth! Developed with the help of a pediatric dentist and a child psychologist, Caillou: I Can brush My Teeth illustrates how Caillou's mastery of fine motor-skills allows him to gain more independence in small but important ways.

New board book format! Mommy has a surprise for Caillou: a potty for him to use. No more diapers. Caillou’s a big boy now. After several attempts, a few failures and near-misses, Caillou learns to ask for the potty when he needs it.

Toilet training is an important step in child development. Adults are in a hurry, toddlers have lots of time, but it is essential to respect their own internal rhythm. Children must acquire bowel and bladder control of their own free will.