Joan's Potty Adventure
A curious little girl named Joan embarks on an exciting journey to conquer her fear of potty training. Despite several setbacks and moments of doubt, Joan learns to overcome her challenges with courage and determination.
Joan was a curious little girl. She wanted to go on the big potty like her big sister. But the potty seemed so big and scary! Joan felt like it was a giant mountain. How could she ever climb it?
Joan tried to sit on the potty, but she slipped off. It made a funny noise, and she jumped. - Oh no! Joan said. She felt a bit scared. Would she ever be able to use the potty?
Joan felt brave and tried again. But then, she couldn't reach the toilet paper. - I can't do it! she cried. Joan felt sad. The potty seemed even bigger now.
Joan sat on the floor, feeling like giving up. - It's too hard, she sighed. Her teddy bear sat beside her, watching. She wanted to be a big girl, but the potty was too much.
Then, Joan's big sister walked in. - You can do it, Joan, her sister said. - Just take it one step at a time. Joan looked at her sister and felt a spark of hope.
Joan took a deep breath and tried again. She climbed the step stool and sat on the potty. - I did it! she cheered. Joan felt so proud and happy.
Joan was a curious little girl. She wanted to go on the big potty like her big sister. But the potty seemed so big and scary! Joan felt like it was a giant mountain. How could she ever climb it?
Joan tried to sit on the potty, but she slipped off. It made a funny noise, and she jumped. - Oh no! Joan said. She felt a bit scared. Would she ever be able to use the potty?
Joan felt brave and tried again. But then, she couldn't reach the toilet paper. - I can't do it! she cried. Joan felt sad. The potty seemed even bigger now.
Joan sat on the floor, feeling like giving up. - It's too hard, she sighed. Her teddy bear sat beside her, watching. She wanted to be a big girl, but the potty was too much.
Then, Joan's big sister walked in. - You can do it, Joan, her sister said. - Just take it one step at a time. Joan looked at her sister and felt a spark of hope.
Joan took a deep breath and tried again. She climbed the step stool and sat on the potty. - I did it! she cheered. Joan felt so proud and happy.
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