Once Upon a Potty For Her
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Movie Reviews of Once Upon a Potty For Her
Movie Review: Not so great....
Summary: 2 Stars
My daughter is watching the DVD right now, she's interested but I don't think it will teach her anything. The potty looks nothing like any of the potty's out there in stores. The DVD quality is lousy, keeps flickering. The cartoon is brief and the little girl does it all in one sitting! ya, right.
I think she only likes the video because of the babies.
Cute song, they should really update this video. I agree with the other parents about how they should have shown a baby pulling down their pants to use the potty, kids aren't usually running around the house butt naked all day! And the close up of the bum hole is pretty un-necessary too!
Movie Review: Bottom line: it's outdated, and you will be disappointed.
Summary: 2 Stars
I am so glad that I rented this from the library rather than had it purchased from here based on mostly positive reviews. The video and animation is very low quality, and they'll especially be bad if you view it on an HDTV. I am annoyed that they recycle the "music video" and show it twice in this very short DVD.. and even WITHIN the video they recycle clips! Very, very sad. If there's any redeeming quality to this, it's the animation portion. I would love to see an updated, expanded, corrected (not wiping/washing hands as other pointed out) version of this, but as it currently stands, not worth more than a $2 investment if found at Goodwill.Movie Review: won't watch again
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought several potty training dvd's for my two year olds who are halfway through potty training. This was my least favorite. I expected much more from something produced by a doctor. Instead, the video is mostly diaper clad toddlers running around with their potties, pushing them around on the floor, dancing with them to music, and even throwing them once. After watching it for the first time yesterday, my kids started racing around the house pushing their potties in front of them like cars, then picking them up and throwing them like the boy in the show. Not exactly the results I was looking for! The video uses the terms wee wee and poo poo which is not consistent with the terms we use so that was confusing too. The one positive thing I would say is that the theme song is very catchy and my kids were already trying to sing it after only one viewing (as they threw their potties)I wish I had not spent so much on this dvd - I would not buy it again.Movie Review: Just Plain Awful
Summary: 1 Stars
I had my heart set on buying this video and also the boys version for my two children, ages 2 and 3. I was about to make the purchase, but before I did I went to the library and checked out the VHS of Once Upon a Potty.
I am so disappointed. The actual story portion of the tape is probably about 5 or 10 minutes at the most. The rest of the kids portion of the tape- another 5 or 10 minutes- is the stupid potty song. This tape grates on my nerves so much I have to leave the room when the kids are watching it.
I hope that it produces the desired result which is helping my daughter understand and show interest in potty-training. Quite frankly I would never buy this tape because there must be less painful ways for parents to go through the training process with their toddlers. I am going to buy a couple of books instead.
Movie Review: Daughter likes it, I don't!
Summary: 1 Stars
I thought this would help with my 2 yr old's potty learning but I can't say that it does. There are too many flaws to make it worth while in my opinion. It has video of babies playing with the potty and this just causes my daughter to do the same thing. NOT GOOD! Things like putting the potty on her head, etc. The song also mentions how easy life was with a diaper (is this really what we want a potty training child to think?) and it calls a vagina a "pee pee" which is where the "wee wee" comes out. Overall, I don't approve of the message or the terminology but, I prefer to use the real name for things. My daughter on the other hand would disagree - she loves it. It hasn't helped her go in the potty anymore than before but she enjoys watching the babies.