Print out the potty training charts to help motivate and reward your child throughout the potty training process.

Positive Reinforcement and Confidence: Potty training charts focus on positive reinforcement rather than punishment. This positive reinforcement approach helps build self-esteem and a positive association with the potty training process. The visual representation helps children understand their progress and gives them a clear sense of what is expected of them. For example, letting you know that the child needs to go, pulling down pants, urination, bowel movements, staying dry all day.When a child reaches a certain number of stickers or completes a specific number of tasks, they earn a reward. Potty training charts are visual aids that can be used to track and reward a child’s progress during the potty training process.

Compliment her and let her know what a good job she is doing even if she doesn’t make it to the potty on time. I said that I needed to use the potty |I pulled down my pants by myself |I sat on the potty |I used the potty |I stayed dry all-day How does a potty chart work?This system could cause competition and conflict and will not encourage them to work together but rather to compete against each other. You can use the 15-step chart and tell them that each time they work together, take turns, use words rather than hands to express angry feelings, or do a kind act for each other then they will get a sticker on their behavior chart.