This free printable potty chart for toddlers makes potty training a little more fun. Your child colors one big star every time they use the potty, and there are 30 numbered stars to fill on the way to a reward.
Two Potty Training Charts
- Page 1: My Potty Chart. 30 large stars numbered 1 to 30, a name line and a space to write the reward for reaching 30 stars.
- Page 2: Potty Training Chart. A weekly schedule with 6 potty times a day: wake up, before lunch, after lunch, before nap, after nap and before bed.
How to Use the Potty Chart
- Hang the chart where your toddler can see it, such as on the bathroom door.
- Show your child the stars and talk about the reward before you start.
- After each potty try or success, let your child choose a crayon and color a star.
- Give lots of praise each time, even for small steps.
- Celebrate when all 30 stars are colored.
Using the Weekly Potty Schedule
The weekly chart gives you regular times to sit on the potty, which helps build a routine. Color a star when your child sits on the potty at each time. Over the week you will see which times work best for your toddler.
Potty Training Tips
- Keep it positive. Accidents are normal. Skip scolding and simply try again later.
- Pick small rewards. Stickers, a special song or an extra story often work as well as toys.
- Stay consistent. Use the same words and routine at home, with sitters and at daycare.
- Follow your child’s pace. Every child learns at a different age, and some days will be easier than others.
Print at 100% on US Letter paper in landscape. Print extra copies, since many toddlers fill more than one chart. Free for home and daycare use.
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