My Absurd Life

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” The End

This concludes the Web posting of "Hitori De Unchi," the Japanese pop-up book on toilet training. I hope you've enjoyed all the pages of good, clean potty humor. 

   
"This picture book is for kids who are 0, 1, 2 years old."

And for people like me, who get a kick out of cute, clever and wacky things.

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” Last But Not Least

Next page from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Translation below.

   

“Make sure you pull your pants up!”

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” After the Flush

Next page from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Translation below.

“If you wash your hands … look! It’s a clean, refreshing, good feeling!! Mom is also surprised. Clap, clap, clap!!”

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” The Flush

Next page from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Look, she’s going for the flush! Translation below.

Talking toilet: “The water goes whoosh!!”

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” Wiping Butt

Another page from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. She’s wiping and drinking from the toilet at the same time! Translation below.

“Once you make doo-doo, wipe your butt…”

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” Girl - Part 2

Next page of my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Translation below.

Talking, flexing poop: “You did it! Healthy doo-doo!!”

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“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” Girl - Part 1

Another page from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Translation below.

“Little Yuu is going ‘uuuun, uuuun.’ You can do it, Yuu.”

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” Monster - Part 2

The next page from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Translation below.

Talking ants: “Good God!! Gigantic poop!”

(Mmm. Dig in. You two are set for life.)

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” Monster – Part 1

The next page from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Translation below.

“Mr. Monster is going ‘uuuun, uuuun.’ What kind of doo will it be, I wonder?”

“Making Doo-Doo By Yourself,” Dog Poop - Part 2

More from my favorite Japanese pop-up book. Translation below.

Talking puddle: “Why look, surprise!  It was pee.”

(How exciting. YipPEE.)