Potty Training Chart for Toddlers - Space Design - Sticker Chart - 4Week Reward Chart, 234 Cool Stickers, Certificate, Instruction Booklet & Motivational Cards - Bonus Celebratory Crown

My son is 3 and we have had trouble motivating him to go potty consistently, so a friend of mine recommended a sticker chart. In just a week and a half using this system in addition to a small prize from the bin by the toilet (target dollar bin items, and a larger toy for poop) which he earns at the end of the day for no accidents!I am writing this review for all you parents out there working hard on potty training and looking for ways to help motivate your little one! This has worked for us! He wasn’t overly excited about the stickers the first few days, but now, a week & 1/2 later he loves to put the stars on there!!! And with each star throughout the day he knows he’s working towards a prize.We use the colored stars for pee, gold star for #2, and silver for attempts! Together we write NO ACCIDENTS in the note section and he feels very proud about that!This is a learning process for both child and parents I’m seeing, so don’t lose hope and keep at it! I’m not sure who the success is more rewarding for. HA!Love love LOVE this sticker chart! We hung ours on the bathroom door :)

This has been my hero ! lol my baby is two and showed some signs but I didn’t know if she was quite ready to potty train. The star chart is total motivation for her.. we get excited about her going potty then run to her room together to look at her star chart hanging on the wall. I let her pick which color star she wants and she puts it on the chart. She can see her progress & it’s a big deal to her. This was so worth it. It’s been 5 days since I started and her teacher said she went all day today dry except after nap and went on potty all day!

I have a very stubborn 3 year old who does not want to potty train at al. I purchased this kit in hopes that he would be motivated to finally be trained. The chart is big, and it gives you lots of time and space to put the stickers. It's also very sturdy and well made. I do wish that this was a wipe clean board or that the stickers were re-usable in some way. Potty training (at least for my son) took forever and I wish we had lots of space or if one were to stop and pick it up again they could erase the previous work.However this product is good and well made. It just didn't work for my son. Hopefully yours isn't as stubborn as mine!

I love the concept and design. My son is still a little too young to understand the rewards concept in full. He likes putting the stickers on the chart. We have tried potty training him since he is 18 months and were almost successful until one week after they tried assisting in his toddler class at daycare. Not sure what happened but he stopped telling mom when he had to go. I was hoping this chart will do the trick. He uses the potty at home and when on the road on weekends but not at daycare (EPS1). I will retry this chart when he is a little older and still not potty trained. For now I will continue my efforts without repurchasing since we used up the 4 weeks without success :(.

I received it 2 days after ordering it, which was awesome. That packing was simple but just enough. It came with plenty of stars! (I was concerned) I taped it to my bathroom wall with wall tape.The paper is thicker than printer paper but thinner than cardboard. It’s perfect for it job. I bought this for my 3 year old daughter and it’s helping us so much! It gives her so much encouragement to keep up on going potty on the potty. I would definitely recommend this to everyone. I’m getting another for my other daughter when the time comes! Thank you so much!!

My son wanted nothing to do with the potty. He also wanted nothing to do with the potty charts I made myself. For some reason, this chart combined with replacing the stars with PJ Masks stickers did the trick! He looks through his book of stickers while he's on the potty and steps onto the step stool to put the sticker on.I call them "proud stickers" and told him he gets a sticker every time he sits on the potty and that I'm so proud. So now when he puts the sticker on the chart he says "mom's so proud of the potty!". LolJust get it. He wants that diploma so bad, too.

It’s a pricey sheet but definitely was a worthy buy. The stars were highly motivating for my toddler to potty train. It took us less than a month to train my 20 month old. He is. Ow a “potty training star”. I tried stamps to start with but the idea of sticking stars interested him and was a good motivation to run to the potty. It definitely worked for us and we have the diploma stuck on his room to constantly remind him that he is a potty star and has to continue using the potty. We still have many of those stars and use them on and off to continue the good practice.

So, my kid had a heck of a time with pooping in the potty. She couldn't tell when she had to go and didn't know what to do when she felt she had to go. Eventually it clicked and it was nice to have the chart around since she remembered getting one star when she loitered on the potty for an hour or so until a brownie was baked and got a star. Now that things have clicked, the chart isn't really a motivator anymore, but she still looks at it and likes to get stars when she goes.

2 weeks was all it took after I purchased this calendar for my baby girl she loved putting stars on calendar when she used the potty poop emoji would of been something cool that it should of came with calendar just saying lol lol

Great little chart . I think the price is fair considering other reward / star charts are 25-40$ . This one comes with little star stickers which is a bonus . I’m ordering a second chart to use just for a reward / responsibility chart .

DONT BUY ITS WASTE OF MONEY. WHY THEY ARE CHARGING SO MUCHIt is just piece of paper along with star stickers. You can easily buy similar product in less than 200 Inr . They are not ready to take return my product.

I bought this as a reward system for my daughter's potty training routine. She loves it! I think seeing the chart on the wall with stickers gives her a sense of accomplishment!

Okay for what I needed it for. Cheap paper, cheap stickers but did the job