My daughter turned 2 last month & she's starting to be interested in potty training.
So I wanted to make a potty chart for the bathroom like I did for my son. The concept is simple: any time they use the potty we put a sticker on the chart, then they get a little treat!
I thought I would share the chart that I made up in case anyone else is interested!
In the circle, there is room for you to write your child's name or to add it using a photo program or whatever. I sized it as an 8x10 print so you can easily print it off on photo paper OR do what I did and just print it off on regular 81/2 x 11 printer paper at home.
Click here to download the Potty Chart Printable (size 8x10)
I printed my daughter`s chart on light purple cardstock paper and added a strip of Dora scrapbook paper on the bottom. Then I just keep some Dora stickers on a shelf in the bathroom to add when needed!
I totally have mixed feeling of dreading the potty training process and relief & excitement at the thought of getting her out of diapers! Wish us luck ;)
That is such a good idea! My little boy is 2.5 and was doing really well at first but seems to have regressed. Maybe I should give this a try! Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you so much for following along with me! Followed you back on GFC! Would love for you to stop by and link this up to the Pomp Party!
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Potty training is so hard! My son doesn't care about stickers or treats or anything, so frustrating. I know it will happen eventually though. Stopping by from the Networking Blog Hop :)
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I wish I would have had this when my daughter was potty training! I am visiting from Thee Blog Hop and I am a new follower! I hope you will stop by http://www.garagesalesrus.blogspot.com/ and do the same.
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Hi there! I hopped over from the Destination Craft link up party and had to tell you that I'm printing this out today. We are in the midst of potty training and I'm sure my daughter would be motivated with this chart. Thanks! Hope you check out my little world as well. :)
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We are always looking for great potty training ideas!! It can be so frustrating, but we'll try this cute printable!! :) We are so glad you came to another week of our fun "Strut Your Stuff Saturday". Please join us again! -The Sisters
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ReplyDeleteI'm potty training starting on Monday. This is perfect timing!!
ReplyDeleteI tried potty training last month. The wee one was SO not ready (she talked a good talk though!). I think we'll reattempt in July. And when we do I'll remember you little chart. Thanks for sharing at Pin-ed it, Made it.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to get my little guy interested in potty training,so I'll have to try this out when we actually get started. :-)
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I need to print one of these! My two year old was doing awesome potty training and got sick the other week and now we have taken a major step backwards! This would make it fun for her.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! And, such a nice gesture to share with us @ Toot Your Horn Tuesday. I'm sure there some people that will definitely benefit!
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Nice idea! I'm glad it works for your kids. I've tried just about everything for my son and nothing is motivating him right now. We're taking a break from it now, but I'll save this chart in case we decide to try a potty chart again. Thanks!
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