Potty Pals
Potty Pals is a free story game for little ones, ages 2 to 4, to play with a grown-up. A small critter named Pip needs to go potty, and the child taps one big picture to help Pip through each step: the signal, the potty, the little door, sitting, wiping, flushing and washing hands. Everything is read aloud, and a sticker chart at the end stays on the device.
Potty Pals is a picture story, played one tap at a time. Each step has one big picture to tap, and the voice reads what Pip is doing. Pip wears blue shorts the whole time and stands behind a little door while they are down, so the story shows nothing private. There is no score, no timer and no wrong tap, and nothing ever goes wrong in the story.
At the end, a tap puts a sticker on Pip's chart, which holds twelve and then starts a fresh page. The chart is kept in this browser only: no name, no profile, nothing sent anywhere. A grown-up can empty it with one tap.
The big picture on each screen is the only thing to tap, so a two-year-old's whole hand works, and two quick taps count as one so the story never skips a step. The voice reads every line, and a Hear it again button reads it once more. There is a sound switch for quiet rooms, and the words are also on the screen for the grown-up reading along. Pip hops to the bathroom, hums a little song on the potty, hops up again and washes up, and ends by cheering.
For grown-ups: this is a story to read together, not training advice, and it does not claim to work. If you have questions about your child, ask your child's doctor. Potty Pals plays in the browser with no download, no sign-up and no ads, and it uses no AI.
Is Potty Pals free?
Yes. Potty Pals is free to play in the browser, with no sign-up, no download and no ads.
What age is it for?
Ages 2 to 4, with a grown-up beside the child. It is read aloud, so no reading is needed, and each step has one big picture to tap.
Does it show anything private, or keep my child's name?
No. Pip, the critter in the story, is always in blue shorts or behind a little door, and no accident is ever shown. There is no name, no profile and no typing, and the sticker chart stays in this browser on your device. It is a gentle picture book, not training advice, and it does not claim to work.
More like this: preschool games, games for 5 year olds, free kids' games, things to do when you're bored.
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Pip is a little critter who needs to go potty. Let's help Pip, one tap at a time!