Potty Training
Charts
Visual progress tracking to celebrate every step of your child's potty training journey. Weekly, monthly, and specialized charts — all free.
Track daily successes throughout the week
Weekly Chart for Boys (Detailed)
Morning, afternoon, and evening slots for detailed tracking.
Princess Weekly (Detailed)
Fairy tale design for little ones who love princesses.
Progress Chart (Blue)
Clean design celebrating daily achievements.
Progress Chart (Pink)
Cheerful design for tracking daily wins.
See the big picture with a full month of progress
Monthly Grid (Boy)
Grid-style tracker for a full month at a glance.
Monthly Grid (Girl)
Colorful tracker for long-term consistency.
Dinosaur (Pastel)
Adorable dino-themed for little dino lovers.
Journey Chart (Pink)
Follow the path to potty training success.
Reward Path (Pink)
Milestone markers to celebrate each step.
Train & Duck
Playful design kids love to fill in.
Track pee and poop separately with dedicated columns
Routine (Boy)
Dedicated columns for boys with fun illustrations.
Routine (Girl)
Dedicated columns for girls with cute illustrations.
Stars (Pink)
Earn stars for each successful potty use.
Stars (Simple)
Clean design that works for any child.
Train (Pink)
Choo-choo your way to potty success!
Track consecutive dry nights and celebrate nighttime success
Animals (Blue)
Cute animal illustrations for peaceful nights.
Baby (Yellow)
Gentle tracker celebrating nighttime progress.
Girl (Pink)
Track dry night streaks with style.
How to Use a Potty Chart
Print and hang at your child's eye level
"Each potty use = one sticker!"
Let them place the sticker themselves
Celebrate with genuine enthusiasm
Set small goals (5 stickers = activity)
💡 Pro Tips
- Never remove stickers for accidents
- Keep goals small and achievable
- Use celebration, not obligation
Quick Troubleshooting
Frequent Accidents?
Charts work best when showing readiness signs. If accidents are constant, they may need more time.
Managing accidentsSudden Regression?
Was doing great, now refusing? Don't give up — just pause and address the underlying cause.
Understanding regressionNot Motivated?
Some children don't respond to visual rewards. Try verbal praise, activities, or small treats.
Other reward typesCharts That Never Get Lost
Skip the printing — track progress digitally with streaks, reminders, and celebrations built in.
Common Questions
What's the best potty chart?
The one your child finds exciting! Start with a simple weekly chart. If they love stickers, pair it with a sticker chart. For long-term tracking, try monthly.
How many stickers per day?
One sticker per successful potty use. Some days might have 5+, others just 1. Focus on celebrating each success rather than hitting a target.
Skipped a day?
That's okay! Leave the day blank and move on. The chart should feel positive, not like a test they can fail.
Weekly or monthly?
Start with weekly — less overwhelming and quicker wins. Move to monthly once your child is comfortable and you want to track longer streaks.