The classic toilet training book, for Spanish-speaking girls. Since the Once Upon a Potty (girl) and (boy) books were first published in 1975, America's Latino population has boomed to 52 million. One in six Americans is Hispanic, as are 25% of all American children under the age of 5. For generations these books have helped parents and toddlers work through the trauma of training, and all parents face that challenge at some point. Bookstores and libraries with Spanish-speaking customers and patrons must have appropriate collections. Flawlessly translated, Mi bacinica y yo para ella and Mi bacinica y yo para él are an essential purchase. [Review for English edition:] Addresses potty training for parents who may be looking to use just the right words. -- Tara Munkatchy ― Daily Local News [West Chester PA] Published On: 2008-06-17 [Review for English edition:] Your child will be empowered by Prudence as she learns to use her new potty. ― us.pampers.com Published On: 2007-10-01 Alona Frankel is the author and illustrator of over 40 books for children. She is the recipient of numerous awards, and her books and art are seen all around the world. Her work has earned her a place on the Honor List of the International Board on Books for Young Children and several Parents Choice awards.