Potty Training Chart Maker

Many children show signs of readiness between about 18 months and 3 years, such as staying dry for two hours, showing interest in the toilet, telling you when their diaper is wet and being able to pull pants up and down. Readiness matters more than age; the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests following your child's cues.

For beginners, reward the step they can already do: sitting on the potty. Then move to pee and poop in the potty, washing hands and dry pants. Night dryness usually comes later, so add Dry night only when your child is often waking up dry.

They let you reward effort, not just results. Add a sticker in a circle each time your child sits on the potty when asked or on their own, even if nothing happens. Early on, praise for trying keeps toddlers willing to sit.

One week (7 days) is a good start because toddlers need rewards they can see coming. Choose 14 days if things are going well, or a 3- or 4-week chart to finish the transition. Longer charts print one week per page.

Stickers are often reward enough. For a full chart, choose something small and fun: a trip to the park or library, picking a new book, a bubble bath, baking together or choosing the family movie. Avoid making sweets the main reward.

No. Accidents are a normal part of learning. Keep earned stickers on the chart, clean up calmly without blame, and focus praise on the next success.

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