Potty training incentives reward system

This list of potty training reward and incentive ideas can help all types of families! Positive reinforcement will make the process easier.

Here's an inexpensive and easy system to potty train your child. It involves incentives and consequences and might just work for your family.

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I used to reward my son's good behavior or lack of bad behavior with screen time. I would let him play my Ipad, Iphone, Nintendo etc. Unfortunately, I found it very easy to give him one of these things and have him sit quietly and let me get stuff done around the house. However, he does not know how to have this screen time in moderation and it took a meltdown at Tball practice to realize that I had to cut him off and come up with something new. Instead of rewarding him after EVERY good…

Potty training chart

Potty training chart. Sticker for everytime they go on the potty

Since I recently wrote about some Untypical Potty Training tips , I thought it would make sense that this weeks freebie round-up would be ...

My potty training chart. Simple easy and fun

Potty training incentive

"Highway" potty training chart for boys... made from posterboard, marker, and stickers from Hobby Lobby. Each "P" sign means he gets to go pick out a little prize at the Dollar Tree... the big stop sign equals a trip to the BIG toy store! (I do 1 sticker for #1, 2 for #2.)

potty training - from Brittany Hountha

Potty training incentive

Before you start potty training, make sure you grab one of these potty training printables to help track your toddler's successes!

Here's an inexpensive and easy system to potty train your child. It involves incentives and consequences and might just work for your family.

In this blog post, I’m going to share some fantastic potty training reward ideas that will make the journey a little more fun and exciting for both you and your child.

Create an easy potty training chart with stickers to get your toddler using the potty in no time! Great tips on how to get your child involved!

Dollar-store toys and trinkets make perfect "Catch 'em being good" gifts.