Who Did It?<br>Boxed set containing Who Sneezed? Who Burped? Who Farted? Who Peed? Who Pooped?<br> <br>Ohara Hale <br> <br><b>In the tradition of the classic <i>Everyone Poops</i>, a collection of silly illustrated board books in which animals and insects demonstrate bodily noises and functions to help young kids understand and deal with them in a healthy, courteous, and appropriate way. </b><br><br> <br> Sneezing, burping, farting, pooping, and peeing: basic functions that elicit all kinds of reactions from kids, ranging from hilarity to creativity to withholding--and a variety of reactions from adults, from reluctant amusement to disgust to total parental meltdown. The key to teaching the whole family how to handle these events in a positive way is to be able to talk about them. Ohara's whimsical approach teaches kids 3 simple lessons--what these bodily functions are, why they shouldn't cause undue embarrassment, and how to politely and considerately deal with them. <br><br> <br> • <i>Who Sneezed?</i> covers nasal mucus, nose-picking, and good nostril and hand hygiene <br> <br> <br> <br> • <i>Who Burped?</i> reveals the source of these noxious emanations, and explains how to apologize politely <br> <br> <br> <br> • <i>Who Farted? </i>gives the lowdown on gaseous releases, and the right way to handle them in public <br> <br> <br> <br> • <i>Who Peed?</i> offers advice on peeing in the right place <br> <br> <br> <br> • <i>Who Pooped? </i>provides a primer on performing on the potty