Potty trained at home, but having accidents the moment daycare starts? Your child isn't going backward. They're just scared of a toilet that isn't theirs.It's more common than anyone warns you, and it's often what people call potty regression. Not a step back at all, but a small child facing a strange new toilet. The one at preschool. The public bathroom that's too big, too loud, and not-mine. That fear is completely real to them, and it has almost nothing to do with potty training itself.Dubi the Mushie is scared of exactly the same thing.This story wasn't written at a desk. A mom made it up one night for her own two-year-old, who'd been having accidents at kindergarten. The next day, her daughter used the toilet there for the first time and said, "Mom, I peed on the toilet just like Dubi did." That's how this book was born.Dubi loves her first days at kindergarten, until she needs the toilet and it isn't hers, so she won't go. She hides. She has accidents. She tries, gets scared, and tries again. With the quiet help of her teacher, her mom, and two little ladybug friends, Dubi inches toward the moment every nervous toddler (and every exhausted parent) is waiting for: I did it.This book is for you if:Your child was doing fine, then started having accidents at daycare or preschoolNew or public bathrooms make them anxious, tearful, or hold it all dayYou want a gentle story that respects your child instead of lecturing themYou're a preschool teacher looking for a calm, non-shaming book to shareNo shame and no rush. Just a character who's scared of the same thing your child is, and who gets there in the end exactly the way real kids do: slowly, with a few tears, and entirely on her own.Soft watercolor illustrations and an honest story for ages 2 to 4. The line you'll both end up saying at home: "just like Dubi did." Meer lezen Snelle levering vanuit Nederland.