Phase Selector
Choose your child’s potty training phase.

Starting Out At Home Away From Home At Daycare Finishing Up
Starting Out At Home Away From Home At Daycare Finishing Up

Custom Progress Chart


Step 1: Personalize this weekly progress chart to motivate your child!
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Your Child's Name:
 
Step 2: Customize the chart by selecting appropriate challenges from the list below. They're arranged from simple tasks for beginners to advanced challenges.
 
TIP: Limit each chart to five goals so you don't overwhelm your child. Update the goals with new charts as your child progresses.

TIP: Feel free to substitute the words your family uses for "potty" or "BM" when talking with your child.

TIP: You can also create custom goals to focus on your child's unique situation.
 
You told me when you were wet!
You sat on the potty! (clothes on)
You sat on the potty! (without pants)
You're wearing Big Kid® pants!
You told me you need to use the potty!
You went potty in the potty chair!
You kept the special pictures on your pants!
You stayed dry all day!
You took your Big Kid® pants off by yourself!
You put your Big Kid® pants on by yourself!
You made a BM in the potty chair!
You flushed the toilet!
You washed your hands!
You can wipe yourself clean!
Step 3: Motivate! Some kids like stickers and some don’t. You know your child best, so the reward part of this chart is up to you. Items you might use:
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 Sticker sheets with your kid's favorite themes or characters (rainbows, trucks, dinosaurs, animals, favorite book or TV show characters, etc.)
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 Rubber stamps and sparkly ink pads
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 Gel pens, glitter crayons or scented markers
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 Small treats or prizes, attached to the chart (remove and award as they're earned)
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 Printed stamps attached with a glue stick or tape
Make sure to use the items only for the potty training progress chart, so your child will see them as special rewards.