Three charts: a sticker path of twenty circles to a prize box, a seven-day grid of tries, and a six-step potty routine card.

Is it printable at home?

Yes. Each is a flat portrait page with a clear margin and empty squares for stickers.

What is the difference between the styles?

Crayon fun has chunky hand-drawn outlines in bright colours, soft pastel is a calm flat chart in mint, peach and yellow, and black and white is a plain outline with nothing filled.

Can I ask for a different theme?

Yes. A theme such as superhero or dinosaur stickers can be asked for, and the charts are drawn to that request.

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Potty training chart: sticker path, weekly grid, potty steps

Potty training charts — a winding path of twenty empty circles titled "Potty Chart" running from "Start" to an empty prize box marked "My Prize", with small toilet and star icons along the way, cheerful hand-drawn children's illustration with chunky crayon outlines, rounded shapes and friendly toilet, star and sticker-spot icons

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A printable potty training chart for a toddler to see progress. Tape it by the toilet and the child adds a sticker each time they try. The three charts are a sticker path of twenty circles ending in a prize box, a seven-day grid of tries with rows for wee and poo, and a six-step potty routine card. Each comes in three styles. Ask for a different theme, such as superhero stickers, and the charts are drawn to that request.

taped beside a toilet at home
a bathroom wall in a nursery or preschool
a handout for parents starting potty training

Frequently asked questions

What is on the page?: Three charts: a sticker path of twenty circles to a prize box, a seven-day grid of tries, and a six-step potty routine card.
Is it printable at home?: Yes. Each is a flat portrait page with a clear margin and empty squares for stickers.
What is the difference between the styles?: Crayon fun has chunky hand-drawn outlines in bright colours, soft pastel is a calm flat chart in mint, peach and yellow, and black and white is a plain outline with nothing filled.
Can I ask for a different theme?: Yes. A theme such as superhero or dinosaur stickers can be asked for, and the charts are drawn to that request.

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