We Go Potty! Learning to Listen to My Body | A-Z Coloring & Activity Book

We Go Potty! is a thoughtfully illustrated coloring book designed to help toddlers feel comfortable with the potty through gentle imagery, relatable moments, and positive reinforcement.

Potty training is a big milestone - and little ones do best when they feel calm, confident, and in control. We Go Potty! is perfect for children ages 1-4 and encourages confidence, autonomy, and body awareness. Inside you will find 26 inclusive hand-drawn pages of children and everyday bathroom routines

Created by illustrator and mom Alix Greenberg of Little Lines & Traditions with advice by parenting expert Jennie Monness this book supports children as they learn to listen to their bodies, build independence, and celebrate progress - one small success at a time.

Ideal for:

• potty training readiness
• starting daycare or preschool
• toddler transitions
• travel & vacation routines
• gentle parenting approaches

Whether your child is just getting curious or actively training, We Go Potty! helps make the process feel safe, normal, and even fun.

Hardcover Books are Sustainably Printed in Point Richmond, California.

Toddlers who are getting ready for the potty - and the parents who want a calm, positive, and pressure-free approach.

Unlike generic coloring pages, this book is built around real learning. Each letter connects to meaningful potty-training concepts and routines, helping children build familiarity with the language, steps, and body awareness involved in using the potty in a developmentally appropriate way. The illustration style is intentionally clean and artistic, allowing children to color confidently while still feeling visually special. The goal is to create something that feels equally at home on a child’s art table and displayed on a family bookshelf.

Parents love We Go Potty! for its calm approach that helps toddlers build confidence, body awareness, and independence without pressure or shame. Organized in an A–Z format, the book gives children a clear, attainable structure that makes potty learning feel manageable and predictable. Simple, relatable illustrations reduce anxiety by making bathroom routines feel familiar and safe, while inclusive imagery helps children see themselves in the experience. Developed with insight from early childhood specialist Jennie Monness and created by mom and illustrator, Alix Greenberg, it supports gentle parenting values and offers a reassuring, screen-free way to navigate this important milestone.

At Little Lines & Traditions, I believe everyday moments and sacred traditions deserve to be treated like works of art.

Children learn best when education feels beautiful, tangible, and connected to real life. My books are designed to slow families down in the best way - creating space for conversation, curiosity, and connection to heritage through illustration and storytelling.

XO, Alix Greenberg

Alix Greenberg is a New York City based artist, entrepreneur, and mother whose work sits at the intersection of art, storytelling, and family life. From 2017 to 2024, she founded and led ArtSugar, an e-commerce platform dedicated to supporting underrepresented artists worldwide. Following its acquisition in 2024, she shifted her focus to more personal, hands-on creative work inspired by motherhood and everyday family experiences. Alix is the founder of Little Lines & Traditions, where she creates educational and holiday coloring books designed to help children understand emotions, build confidence, and engage with family rituals. Her work also includes personalized and commissioned coloring books, as well as heirloom family portrait paintings. Prior to her entrepreneurial career, Alix spent a decade working at leading New York galleries and auction houses. She holds a BFA from Cornell University and a Master’s degree in Art History from Christie’s Education, and was educated at the Horace Mann School. She has also contributed writing on art and its cultural value, including to The Value of Art by Michael Findlay. Alix lives in New York City with her husband Rob, their children Gus (2) and Lillian (0), and their dog Brady (3).

Jennie Monness is a parenting voice, podcast host, and content creator whose work reaches thousands of families through social media and her podcast We Didn’t Turn Out Ok. On her channels, Jennie shares honest reflections, tools, and research-backed practices that help parents reframe challenges, deepen connection, and support their children with more empathy and confidence. She is also the Co-Founder of Charmspring, a developmental children’s brand designed to bring more connection and fun to family life through visual routines, and Union Square Play, a playspace for children aged 0–5 focused on early childhood development, child-led play, and community. Jennie began her career in early childhood development and education 15 years ago after earning her master’s degree in Psychology and Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. She went on to teach in daycare and preschool settings, became a NY State Certified Early Childhood Teacher, and later served as Education and Center Director of several early learning programs. She is also an Associate in the RIE® Educaring Approach. Jennie lives in New York City with her husband, Matt, and their two daughters, Tess (8) and Nell (6).