Run to the Potty Pee Pee Time - hip hop potty training song for toddlers by Snuggle Bunch

Run to the Potty! (Pee Pee Time)

About This Song

Every potty-training parent knows the sprint. The sudden freeze mid-play, the wide eyes, the full-speed dash down the hallway. “Run to the Potty!” turns that high-stakes moment into a family hip hop track with exactly the urgency it deserves.

This is the potty training anthem for toddlers who are learning that when nature calls, you don’t walk — you run to the potty! Catchy enough to get stuck in everyone’s head, and motivating when the bathroom is all the way upstairs. Pee pee time waits for no one!

If your little one loved this, check out Squeaky Clean, Time To Get Dressed, and Teamwork for more helpful routine Snuggle Bunch songs!

Lyrics

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It’s pee pee time
Run to the potty
Run to the potty
Run to the potty
Run to the pot
It’s pee pee time up in this spot

Run to the potty
Run to the potty
Run to the pot
I can’t play now no time to stop

Get to the bathroom just in time
Push down the pants and the undies (all right)
Climb up there to the potty
Now it’s time to relax my body

When nature calls it’s time to go
And if I don’t make it, oh no

Run to the potty
Run to the potty
Run to the potty
Run to the pot
I can’t play now no time to stop
Run to the potty
Run to the potty
Run to the pot
It’s pee pee time up in this spot

Pee pee time
Pee pee time

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