How can a potty chart help?
Potty training needs a child to be ready emotionally as well as physically. A colourful chart makes small successes visible and helps children feel proud of a new skill.
Accidents are a normal part of the process. A chart works best when it celebrates effort rather than adding pressure.
How to use it
- Print the chart and hang it in the bathroom or somewhere your child can see it.
- Let your child add a sticker for each try or success.
- Stay calm after accidents and focus on the next try.
- You can plan a small celebration after a set number of stickers.
Tips for parents
- Waiting for signs of readiness (dry nappies, interest in the toilet) can make things easier.
- It may be easier not to start during big changes such as a move or a new sibling.
- If training takes a long time or causes worry, talk to your paediatrician.
These printables are general resources for everyday life; they do not replace individual assessment, diagnosis or treatment.
Related: Parent counselling

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