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Daniel Tiger's Stop & Go Potty

By Mieke VanderBorght, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 2+

Simple games encourage kids to pause play when nature calls.

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What you will—and won't—find in this app.

Community Reviews

age 9+

Based on 3 parent reviews

age 12+

MICKEY MOUSE IS NOW A TIGER BECAUSE HE PLAYED THID GAME

WHEN MICKEY MOUSE PLAYED THIS GAME ON HIS TWITCH LIVE STREAM HIS FUR TURNED ORANGE AND HIS RED SHORTS TURNED INTO A RED SWEATER AND HE YELLOW SHOES TURNED INTO RED SNEAKERS. I RECOMMEND THIS GAME FOR AGE TWELVE AND UP BECAUSE THE CUTSCENE WHERE THE HUMAN PRINCE GUY TRANSFORMS INTO A CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN COULD BE FRIGHTENING.

This title has:

Too much violence
Too much sex
Too much swearing
Too much consumerism
Too much drinking/drugs/smoking
age 12+

MICKEY MOUSE IS NOW A TIGER BECAUSE HE PLAYED THID GAME

WHEN MICKEY MOUSE PLAYED THIS GAME ON HIS TWITCH LIVE STREAM HIS FUR TURNED ORANGE AND HIS RED SHORTS TURNED INTO A RED SWEATER AND HE YELLOW SHOES TURNED INTO RED SNEAKERS. I RECOMMEND THIS GAME FOR AGE TWELVE AND UP BECAUSE THE CUTSCENE WHERE THE HUMAN PRINCE GUY TRANSFORMS INTO A CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN COULD BE FRIGHTENING.

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Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (3 ):
Kids say (4 ):

Daniel and Katerina gently promote the simple message that when you gotta go, you gotta go. Through a super-simple and catchy song and lots of explicit dialogue, Daniel and Katerina clearly make the case that whatever fun activity kids are doing will be right there waiting for them when they get back from the bathroom, and Baby Margaret is a nice point of comparison for kids to mark how they're not babies anymore. The two "big kids" also guide kids through the steps of going to the bathroom: potty, wipe, wash hands, and go. While the two games -- block building and water play -- are fun, they're also pretty simple, so their appeal may be short-lived; this may be intentional, since the app's real focus is the visit to the bathroom. Also, for better or worse, the consequences of not interrupting play to go potty are conspicuously absent: Nothing happens if kids don't take Daniel or Katerina to the bathroom. Don’t skip the parents' section, which has nice suggestions for working with kids as they're learning to use the potty. 

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