A potty training chart is really just a glorified reward chart, i.e. a printed visual of some kind with room for checkmarks, ...

Along with the four-week training chart, you’ll get crowns to reward them at the end of the journey, 200 stickers they’ll adore, and a fun instruction page that’s easy to follow.

A potty-training expert shared why using candy or sticker charts is a bad idea. Parents often rely on using rewards to potty-train their kids. Skip to main content ...

There’s some controversy over offering rewards for potty training, with some arguing that you shouldn’t reward kids for expected behavior (just like you wouldn’t reward a kid for sleeping ...

A BIG milestone for children growing up is learning to use a potty and eventually a toilet. Parents will either remember or possibly dread the years of wet sheets and having to carry around spare p… ...

Potty training. It’s not fun, it’s not easy, but every parent has to do it. So how do you figure out the “right way” to potty train your child? And how do you encourage him or her to get ...

Sticker charts make use of colorful stickers as the reward. All you need to create a sticker chart is a piece of paper and some stickers that speak to your child. Think of their favorite cartoon ...

If the thought of potty training doesn’t make you groan, you probably don’t have children. Indeed, this necessary developmental step is a dreaded rite of passage for both parents and kids.

One form of motivating them is having a wall chart with stickers, or a reward chart. You can attach this near the usual spot for a potty, and every time they use a potty successfully they can put ...