- Free printable kit for parents of toddlers
Know when your toddler needs to go, before the accident
A free 3-page potty training starter kit from a dad of three: a readiness check, a cue tracker to learn your child's signal, and a sticker chart they'll love.
- Your printable kit opens right away, plus short potty training tips by email. Unsubscribe any time.
- 3 printable pages
- Cue tracker
- Weekly potty sticker chart
What's in the free kit?
Every part comes from what actually worked when my wife and I potty trained our son and our daughter at about two and a half.
Readiness check
Five quick checks to see if your child is ready. Hint: understanding "let's go potty" matters more than their age.
You get: a clear yes or not yet
- You check: whether this is a calm week at home to start.
Cue tracker
Every child has a signal. Ours hid behind the couch or squatted deep. Write down what you see and when, and the pattern shows up fast.
You get: your child's own potty signal
- You check: which signs show up right before your child goes.
Sticker chart
A weekly chart with spots for morning, bath time and bedtime. One sticker for every success, plus a prize line for when it's full.
You get: a proud toddler who wants to try
- You check: what the big prize should be. Keep it small and fun.
The words to use
The two simple phrases we said every single time, so your child hears the same message from everyone who cares for them.
You get: words that work at home and daycare
- You check: that everyone in your child's day uses the same words.
A busy-parent start
Why our first try dragged on for weeks, and the one change that got it done in about a week: getting the house ready first.
You get: a realistic place to start
- You decide: when your family is ready to begin. Every child moves at their own pace.
You're still the parent in charge. You just don't have to guess anymore.
A busy parent · a common worry
“Daycare says she should be potty trained soon. I work all day and I'm wiped out by dinner. I don't even know where to start.”
- Starting with no plan
You squeeze potty training into a packed evening, miss the signs while cooking, and the accidents and stress drag on for weeks.
- Starting with the kit
You know your child's ready, you know their signal, and the chart is on the fridge. You bring the hugs and the patience.
Made for busy parents of toddlers
You work or juggle a lot
Jobs, daycare drop-offs, dinner and other kids. You need a plan that fits real life, not three empty days.
Your toddler is about 2 to 3
They understand simple words and you're wondering if now is the time. The readiness check helps you decide.
You want calm, not pressure
No scolding and no shaming. Just simple words, lots of praise, and a chart your child is excited about.
This kit shares what worked for our family. It isn't medical advice, and you know your child best.
Grab your free kit
A readiness check, a cue tracker, a sticker chart, the words we used and a realistic busy-parent start, all in 3 printable pages.
Your printable kit opens right away, plus short tips by email. Unsubscribe any time.
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