Introducing a quick, easy and fun way to potty train. It brings your child into the process as a true partner, tailored to his or her unique personality and how they learn.
Pull-Ups® Potty Training Program
It’s Time to Potty Train with Pull-Ups®!
Put them in Pull-Ups®
Introduce your child to Pull-Ups® and start potty training together.
Understand your child.
When it comes to potty training, personality matters.
Have a plan.
We’ve developed five toddler personalities and tips on how to potty train for each personality type.
Based on research and observation of personality types in young children, we’ve developed five potty training personalities.
Which potty personality sounds most like your child?
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Squirrel
Driven. Energetic. Easily distracted.
All About Your Squirrel
The key to potty training these scampering Squirrels is to help them focus. They’ll need constant interaction, whether it’s keeping them company in the bathroom or conducting a game to keep them interested. Squirrels are hyper, and making sure they have enough play time to burn off some energy will help them settle down to try the potty.
Want to learn more about your Squirrel?
Try any of these helpful resources
Ditch the diapers, introduce your Squirrel to Pull-Ups® and start training together.
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Turtle
Shy. Nervous. Resistant to change.
All About Your Turtle.
Turtles are interested in potty training, but they’re suspicious of the process because it’s something new — and they aren’t so eager to try it out. They also have a will of steel; they’re persistent and insistent on doing things their own way.
Want to learn more about your Turtle?
Try any of these helpful resources
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Owl
Careful. Detailed. Follows directions.
All About Your Owl
Owls have a lot of strengths that fit nicely into the potty learning journey, and often are potty trained fairly early on the age spectrum. In the first part of potty training, an Owl needs to know the rules – she wants to do everything right. Owls will follow your directions, so give them clearly and in order. Owls are known to concentrate well when they understand what’s expected and have some guidance.
Want to learn more about your Owl?
Try any of these helpful resources
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Bear Cub
Independent. Free-spirited. Fun loving.
All About Your Bear Cub
As long as the potty training journey is fun, Bear Cubs will be willing. When their interest wanders, however, Bear Cubs can be easily distracted. They don’t notice — or care — if they have a full diaper, and are unlikely to pipe up if they need a change. Your Bear Cub is curious about potty training, but he might be more interested in dropping pennies into the potty than pooping into it.
Want to learn more about your Bear Cub?
Try any of these helpful resources
Ditch the diapers, introduce your Bear Cub to Pull-Ups® and start training together.
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Puppy
Ready. Willing. Eager to please.
All About Your Puppy
Puppy personalities have lots of energy, and are pretty easy to direct. They're loving, enthusiastic, and only irritable when hungry, tired or sick. Your Puppy is generally happy, pleasant and ready to go. These characteristics will translate to potty training. She notices when her diaper is full, but she is not necessarily bothered by the feeling of it. Puppies may or may not tell you when they've pooped, but overall they are interested in the potty.
Want to learn more about your Puppy?
Try any of these helpful resources
Ditch the diapers, introduce your Puppy to Pull-Ups® and start training together.
Unsure which of these personalities most resembles your child? Take our brief assessment quiz to determine which personality best represents your little one
Take the Personality Quiz
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