Your favorite PBS KIDS friends are here to help tackle potty training in this collection. Daniel Tiger's friend Prince Wednesday learns how important it is to stop and go potty right away, Peg and Cat show Big Mouth the six steps of going potty, and Buddy and Tiny discover that all creatures poop, even really big dinosaurs.
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My two year old son enjoyed this video when we were working on potty training, it’s a good choice for parents who’s kinda enjoy the characters featured such as Daniel Tiger
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For fans of Luc Bessons work or anyone who enjoys a good film, The Fifth Element is a no brainer. I would also recommend another Luc Besson film in Leon: The Proffesional in one of Natalie Portmans best roles and a superb job by Jean Reno and Gary Oldman