Potty Training Chart - Sticker Incentive Chart for Toddlers - Train-Themed Layout Potty Training Incentives for Boys -

I recently potty trained my three year old grandson using this chart with stickers system. I was amazed at how quickly he accomplished potty training. He was accident free within two weeks. He would receive one sticker for pee and two for poo. After he finished a whole page he would get to pull a prize from a bag of toys I purchased at the dollar store. I gave my daughter half of the stickers and train track charts and she continued his training at home each evening. I highly recommend this system to anyone ready to throw away diapers! My grandson trained using the full size toilet with a step stool so we skipped the whole potty chair cleaning step. Yeah! Read more

This includes a whole pad of the rewards charts and tons of railroad themed stickers, which my son enjoyed earning and sticking to the chart. This pack should last us a long time, and if we still need then when we run out I will definitely order these again. I also liked that this didn’t have different “tasks” listed out, so we were able to pick our own and assign different sticker values and I wrote them around the edges of each sheet. Read more

These charts work great for potty training! Great value for the amount of charts. Super cute design. Read more

My son is turning 4 in 3 months. He has been potty trained since he was 2 1/2 but would not go poop in the potty. He can go to daycare in undies, come home in the same undies (no accidents) and then right when we put a diaper on him for bedtime he will go poop. I’ve tried just putting him on the potty, bribing him, giving him things to do while sitting on the potty. Nothing worked but then I ordered these. I put one on the fridge and a sheet of stickers on the fridge. I told him when he fills the sheet up from going poo poo in the potty that we will go to the zoo (he loves the animals and riding the train there). Well I’ve had this for a few days and he’s went on the training potty 4 times now. He eager to tell me he has to go and then sits there while watching tv and goes. We still have some work to do to get him to go in the bathroom on the big toilet but I’m working on finding something to help with that in the meantime. 10/10 recommend giving them something they love to work toward. Grandparents have a sheet at their house too on their fridge and have their own little award system going so we will see how that works out when he is there too. Read more

My son loves trains and stickers so this product is absolutely perfect for him, we use it for potty training and to brush our teeth. The quality is good and the amount of sheets and stickers are enough. I'm not giving it the 5 stars just because it doesn't stick to the wall, I mean, I had to hold it with tape but it would be good if it has some glue on the top. Read more

This has been a great help in my daughters potty training. I like that it doesn’t have specific tasks so we are able to make our own. My daughter loves counting how many potty trips she has left until she gets a prize. We set 3 goals so it isn’t so long. At the first and second bend she gets to pick a toy from the treasure box and at the end she will get to pick a bigger mystery prize. We’re about to switch it up that a day being dry gets a sticker. She can still get treasure box but at the end she will get a trip to the zoo. Just an example of what we’ve been doing. But my daughter is 3 and is highly motivated by things like this. Read more

My toddler loves trains and this has him so excited for potty training. I love the different stickers and he gets excited choosing a new one each time! Read more

We've tried several different stickers for potty training, and these are definitely the best. You get multiple train track sheets and sticker sheets, and both are good quality. The track sheets are sturdy and hold up well. My son loves to pick out a sticker and place it on the track every time he goes potty. Read more