The princess potty training set is a great tool and my 2 year old loves it. I love that the chart is magnets rather than stickers which allows it to be larger print, small hand friendly and reusable week after week. The colors and pieces that are included with the set are beautiful and perfect for little girls that love pink. My daughter enjoys the book and shows off the crown any time she has a chance to wear it. We hang the potty princess chart over the toilet roll bar so she can add the stars herself and we keep the book close enough to the bathroom that we can grab it and read it while we wait for her business. Obviously this is s set definitely geared to little girls, colors, main character, theme, etc; but if you have one of those self made ultra pink loving princess ladies in your life- this is really perfect. We love being able to celebrate the small victories with her; and the set rewards every step of the potty process. I can’t speak to the correlation between potty training success and use of the chart as we’ve only just begun and it is our first go at it; but I can say she looks forward to her stars and asks to read the book. The only “downsides” if they can be called such are that because the book and chart pieces are quality cardboard; the edges are firm but NOT rounded. I’ve encountered some board books like this- it’s not a major issue and doesn’t usually cause any boo boos; but I do typically prefer slightly rounded edges on these types of materials as they can be quite sharp. Overall- I totally recommend this set without hesitation. Read more
My kiddo enjoys earning her stars and we've filled up the chart - with every row except actually using the potty. That was always the problem for my toddler, she loves being a big girl and taking off her training pants, sitting, wiping, flushing, washing up...just doesn't actually go. The book went over about as well as any other book, she likes it but not a huge deal for her considering how many books she has, even though we went to the trouble of making a huge production about her book, chart and the reward. She's definitely not interested in the crown which is likely more an issue of her having several little tiaras and crowns that came from various dress up costumes and birthdays through the years. She likes it, sure, but it was a very muted reaction of 'oh, another crown, ok' haha so there hasn't been much of an incentive for her to really fill up her chart to get to wear it. All in all the system is very cute and I was really pleased by the quality, just for my particular child and her progress (all the steps learned, just not put into real practice) it wasn't the breakthrough I'd hoped it would be. Hopefully it will be more useful with other siblings down the road. I'd advise anyone to try this but if your kiddo is already owner of a bunch of crowns and princess accessories, this may fall a touch flat. We finally just moved off the crown as the reward and bought a bunch of little toys and dollar store treats so if/when she uses the potty she can rummage through a surprise box and get a prize. Read more
Love this cute kit! Ive been trying to potty train my girl for a few months now, and tried everything i could think of lol. I finally looked online, and bought this amd my daughter was so excited when it finally came in. She is also officially potty trained! It took about a week for her to be consistent. I feel dumb I didn't get this sooner lol. The only complaint I have is that little pink straw thing that's Included lol. It's made out of cheap plastic, and breaks very easily when I was trying to slide it on the bottom to help keep the board open and not close. Besides that, everything was perfect, and id definately buy again if I have another girl 🤣 Read more
Love the idea! Hopefully it helps! My girl is 2.5 years old and is starting to understand her body. I used command strips instead of hanging it. I also used a command caddy to keep the stars and crown in. Can’t wait to try this out! Read more
This fantastic Potty Princess Chart has been a game-changer in our potty training journey! Our 3-year-old daughter was initially hesitant to sit on the potty due to strong withholding, but after reading the book, she became excited about using the potty. To accommodate her needs and keep the pressure off, we modified when she could wear her crown. Instead of wearing it when the chart is full, we allow her to wear it ONLY while she's actively doing the steps, providing an extra incentive for her to give it a try. We also added our own special touch by creating a potty song to keep things fun and lighthearted. Furthermore, we really love how each step to potty training is recognized and rewarded so our daughter can feel a since of accomplishment even if she doesn't tinkle/plop in the potty. The only thing that I'm not a fan of is how the book calls the little princess's underwear panties. It's probably just a me thing, but I associate panties with adult female underwear. So I kind of get the ick when reading that out loud. Otherwise, we really love this potty training kit. Thanks to this innovative chart and book, our little one is now eager to participate in potty training, and we've seen remarkable progress. I highly recommend the Potty Princess Chart for parents looking for a creative and effective way to encourage their children during potty training!" Read more
