Potty Training Chart - Reward Sticker Chart - Girls Theme - Marks Behavior Progress – Motivational Toilet Training for Toddlers and Children – Great for Boys and for Girls

Potty training out first child was pretty easy as we had lots of help from our first daughters preschool teachers. Our second child was very different. No help from teachers as we are staying home due to the pandemic. I did everything that had worked with out fort child but she began holding her poop and pee to the point of having medical issues. I was doubtful that giving stickers would work for potty training because I had been giving chocolate chips as a reward but after one week we saw a huuuge difference in her willingness to sit in the potty. We gave stickers for trying, regardless of whether she actually went potty. We also let her chose up to two sticker per try and there were plenty of stickers included to allow for this. I think the biggest reason it worked for us is that it held me accountable for being consistent with her and she could see the number of sticker piling up and felt great pride in that. Big sister even insisted on getting sticker for her own potty tries (even though she is way beyond needing it) and shows it’s a great tool for even older kids having trouble with it. She became excited to go potty after just one day once she realized she would get stickers and lots of love. After 4 weeks we are fully consistent with our potty routine and she even goes in the grown up potty now! This was very helpful for even an experienced mom and so great to have a guide during the pandemic. She loves the crown and the guide that comes with it is also very helpful. I highly recommend this product!

I don’t know if I love this product. I sensed that my daughter (2 y and 8 mo) was ready to potty train so I got this as an extra incentive for her to go potty. I also got more exciting stickers that does not come with this product. Well, my strategy worked well for the first couple of weeks then she got bored with the reward system. So, my conclusion is that this is good to introduce the idea but, at least in my case, the child is not fully trained by the end of the process.

I think this has helped my daughter a lot with number 1 in the toilet, along with her training pants. She loves all the different sticker options, and enjoys putting it on the chart. Number 2 however is proving to be a real challenge. I told her she will get 2 stickers if she tries to go poop on the potty, but somehow, it doesn’t seem to have the same effect as it did with number 1. I am reducing the number of times she gets stickers for going number 1, and eventually she will only get stickers if she goes number 2. It’s a work in progress, but I love how it helps her remember the 4 steps about potty training, “Go potty”, “ wipe” , “flush” and “wash hands”. Love it and I’m glad I bought it.

So adorable, so durable! Problem is I may use it with my daughter all day but then the next day she is at grandmoms & well it isnt used. Or she has a bad streak & you are frustrated so the last thing you want to do is give a sticker. My daughter is very stubborn with going #2 on the potty. So I wouldn’t recommend it for a stubborn child. It didnt excite her enough to want to keep doing it!

I am giving this 4 stars because the chart is cute and the signs you can place in the bathroom have been helpful. I don't think it has helped potty train her, but it is a cute addition for sure. And while the diploma and crown are cute, I doubt there will be a distinct moment where she is "trained' and we will giver her a crown and diploma. But who knows. So far it is a slow process (on our second week) but we are getting her there. If you want a chart and cute signs for the bathroom to remind your kiddo to flush and wash hands etc. then get this. If you want to make your own and save money then I don't think this set will make or break your potty training journey. There is a little booklet that gives tips for potty training and star stickers to place on the chart.