When we first started potty training our daughter we used this sticker chart to keep her spirits motivated. We wanted it to be a good experience for her so that she would want to continuously use the potty. What we ended up deciding to do is to reward her more frequently. Toddlers don’t have the same patience as adults do so we just felt that if the reward is too far away, she may lose that motivation to keep trying. What worked for us is to give her a sticker each time she went potty and then give her a small prize after every third time to get her excited about it. We got a small bucket and filled it with little inexpensive prizes. We went to Party City to the goodie bag section and got tattoos, stickers, erasers, noise makers, a small camera toy — all which were under a dollar — and just let her pick one as her prize. While this has worked well for our daughter and our family it may not be the same for others so our potty training chart has two alternative versions as well. One that has less prize points and one that has none so that it can be used just as a sticker chart or a check off chart. We hope that this sticker chart will work for your little one as well and get them excited to use the potty!
Grab yours here!
*POTTY TRAINING REWARDS CHART*
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