Does a Bulldozer Have a Butt?

Reach for this book when your child enters that inevitable developmental stage where potty humor becomes the height of comedy and the word butt is a guaranteed laugh-getter. Rather than shutting down the silliness, this story leans into a child's natural curiosity and wordplay, turning a potentially crude topic into a sweet bonding moment between a father and child. As they walk through the city, the pair explores the anatomy of everything from bulldozers to ghosts through clever, rhyming riddles. It is less about bodily functions and more about observing the world with a sense of wonder and humor. Parents will appreciate how it validates a child's questions while teaching context: how one word can have many different meanings. It is a lighthearted, innocent choice for building vocabulary and normalizing healthy curiosity about the human body and the world around us.