My husband walked into the bathroom, saw our almost-3-year-old slapping a sticker onto a chart like he just closed a deal on a skyscraper, and whispered, ‘He’s more motivated than I am at work.’ We bought this construction-themed potty chart with the noble goal of getting our toddler potty trained by his 3rd birthday. We have 1 1/2 more weeks and folks, let me tell you: I'm confident we will meet this large benchmark! I owe it all to this magical combo of stickers, diggers, raw toddler ambition, and a mommy that wont stop asking 'do you need to go potty???' This is bathroom bribery at its finest. What’s working: Stickers = currency in toddler economy. He legit races to the bathroom so he can “earn a dump truck.” (That sentence sounds weird, but parents get it.) The construction theme is toddler gold. Bulldozers, cranes, excavators—he’s fully invested. Like, he wakes up and checks the chart before he checks if we’re alive. The chart is the perfect size—big enough to track progress, small enough not to make my bathroom look like a kindergarten (I've attached it to the back of the door!). 10 charts included – which is ideal, because he been excited to “start a new one” every time he fills one up. We’re either potty training or onboarding him into middle management. Real Life Magic: The first time he pooped in the potty on purpose, he gave himself a standing ovation and then asked for two stickers. I gave him three. Honestly? He earned them. He’s proud. He’s confident. He tells strangers at the grocery store, “I pooped in the toilet!” They didn’t ask, but I love that for him. My husband, on the other hand, is deeply concerned that he now needs sticker-based motivation to take out the trash. “I mean… should I get a chart too?” Honestly? Maybe.... maybe. Final Thoughts: If your soon-to-be 3-year-old (or however old) is obsessed with construction vehicles and you’re trying to make potty training a little less trauma and tears and a little more stickers and cheering—this is your chart. It’s simple. It’s fun. It works. And my bathroom has never seen this much enthusiasm. We’ll be diaper-free by his birthday—and possibly launching a sticker-based toddler reward consultancy. Stay tuned. Read more
Granddaughter is thrilled to put up a sticker when she uses the potty. Very helpful. Read more
My boy absolutely loves this! We're on day two and he's already telling me when he needs to go and is so excited to get a sticker. Read more
We used this potty chart to potty train our stubborn 3 year old for preschool. He was so excited to get stickers to fill in the chart and even more excited to pick out a prize from the prize box when it was all filled! He is doing great so far. He is obsessed with construction vehicles and trucks so this potty chart was perfect! Read more
Prefacing this review by saying that I used elimination communication for both of my children, which is a non-coercive (no punishments and no rewards) way of toileting an infant/child. However, when it came to actually wrapping up the process and having my children out of diapers for good and into underwear full-time, we found it fun to celebrate those potty victories. If you are potty training a much younger child (closer to 12-18 months), then you might want to consider whether a sticker chart would be something they would understand and be excited about. If your child is closer to ages 2-3, then this is such a fun way to track their progress. They could even peel and stick the sticker on themselves as a fun "I get to do this" activity. I'm not sure that I would pay this much for a simple sticker chart in the long run, but for a one-time treat when you're first starting out, it might be worth it. Read more
These are great and my little one loves them! Read more
These are a fantastic tool to help anyone trying to potty train their little one. If your child thrives on a reward system then order these. You get 5 sticker sheets and 10 potty chart sheets plus there's 3 small sheets of sticky tabs to attach everything to the wall. There are different fun designs to choose from. I was torn between the construction and plant one, but untimately went with the construction one. I felt like my son was more likely to try and take all the stickers from the planet one bc he's obsessed with anything solar system related. The stickers are very cute and the wording is nice and bold and easy to read. If you're looking for something to help encourage going to the potty these are a great choice. Read more
Well packaged with an outer cardboard shell that keeps this from getting wrinkled or crushed. The Dino stickers are a huge hit with my 2 year old. Since he started his potty training before this, the reward for him now is marking his progress with stickers, which as many know is a hot commodity for a 2 year old. Which has turned into more asking to go when he needs to than me asking him if he needs to go. Read more
