Potty Training Sticker Chart Reward- Monkey Design for Toddler Girls and Boys, Toilet Seat Motivational Weekly Progress Gift with 50 Poop Pee Sticker Sheets for Children

Great tool for potty training. Makes the experience more fun for the toddler and encourages then to want to try a little more.

My daughter is now potty trained and she loved the stickers

Overall this was an excellently made chart and comes with lots of pages and pee and poop stickers! Thought shed hate it because she hated the minnie mouse one I got and insisted it had to be the paw patrol one but I wanted to reward different tasks and encourage poop as well as pee, and my child looooves the funny pee and poop stickers! Couple things that could be improved would be a reward for wiping and if there were stickers like smiley faces for the sections that arent peeing and pooping on the potty. I reserve the pee and poop for that only and currently use a check mark for the rest. For now, get some cheap garage sale style colored circle stickers and draw happy faces, or get star stickers and have plenty to use those if you want to keep it all stickered!

She loved the pee and poop stickers and there were plenty to give to daycare too. Made it through about 1/3 of the stash and then phased out the chart because she knew what to do. It would be more environmentally friendly to maybe laminate the chart(s) so you can reuse them rather than tossing them each time.

Very cute chart. Comes with plenty of stickers and charts. Havent started using them yet, but dont see how there will be any issues.

My toddler enjoyed it because he was able to fill a lot of boxes each visit. The stickers were more effective than I would have imagined.

My 2 yr old loves getting his stickers! We bought foil star stickers to add to the pop/pee stickers.

i LOVE the pee and poo stickers! amazing buy!

We had a great time allowing my granddaughter to place her stickers after our potty dance! We used them differently in that she placed stickers every time she went potty. That seemed to encourage her more than doing it daily. As she completed a page, we hung it up so she could see how well shed done. She filled up so many pages that theyve become our new wallpaper! And having the pee pee stickers and poo poo stickers made it clear what she was doing well at. Plus, they are cute and funny as can be!

My 4 year old is language delayed and LOVES this chart! We have had so much success with it and he is almost fully potty trained! I cannot say enough good things. We stuck to the basics and do not fill every single line we just do ‘asked to go, and went on the potty’.