ATHENA FUTURES Potty Training Chart for Toddlers - Dinosaur Design - Sticker Chart, 4 Week Reward Chart, Certificate, Instruction Booklet - for Boys and Girls (Dinosaur Design with Kids Cartoon)

I am very satisfied with my purchase! The potty training journey is anything but easy. This makes it a lot less complex. You might be thinking what could a silly chart do? Well it has done wonders for our household. My daughter has trained so well, with very few problems, with the help of this chart. It comes with so much exciting stuff, that even you'll want to participate lol. What I do is give my daughter one sticker for pee and two for poo. By the end of the day she gets to choose a treat, from the treat bucket. You can allow your creativity to run wild...it doesn't always have to be candy or prizes. It can be a healthy snack or an outing for the day. Or whatever you'd prefer. It also has an instruction chart on how to properly go potty, the steps to guide your child to conquering the potty. She is so excited to go potty now that she has this to look forward too. I am excited for her. The design is precious for your little magical princess. By the time potty training is a full success, then your child gets awarded the crown. Doesn't get much better than that. It's been a life saver in our house. This is well worth the money spent, sturdy and successful start to potty training. I highly recommend, 5 out of 5 stars!

Gets my son excited to use the bathroom. Incorporating a treat helps as well.

I purchased The Athena Futures Potty Training Chart for toddlers for my three toddlers and I can say that they all loved it! This training chart had made if fun for my toddler to potty. They learned different types of dinosaurs while learning how to potty and flush the toilet. They loved the sticker chart systems and enjoyed going to the potty. the only downside is very sharp and cause paper cuts. Please parents be present with your children's!

I almost gave this four stars, but then I thought about it - the product itself is great! It’s a very nice product and comes with a lot of things that are beneficial is motivating a child to potty train. It just wasn’t the route that helped my son. Every child is different and the sticker chart system wasn’t for him.

Okay I literally just got this hours ago and I have a reluctant 2 1/2 year old we’ve been trying to train who fights us every step of the way. This is a great tool. We did the introduction of it and and had some practice rounds then let her rip diaper free for a bit. Once she had the urge we ran her to the potty, put her on and put on the potty hat. Once she figured out that she could release into the potty, her dad and I made a huge spectacle of it and our daughter was completely lit up. We went through the steps and finally selected a sticker and we made sure to hang the chat eye level so she can see all her hard work. It’s a hit. She didn’t want to put a diaper on for bed but we aren’t ready for that yet. She’s a big girl! I think this is going to be a great tool for her. Love the reward system. So thrilled that we will be switching to pull ups soon! Well made, colorful and sturdy. I expect this should be very helpful!

Our daughter has Autism and potty training has been a real challenge for her. She just turned 3 and still showed VERY little interest in using the toilet. She is completely aware of her bodily functions and announces when she needs to go, but would only occasionally agree to try the toilet and would usually just announce that she needed to go and then hide while she did her business. This chart is really helping encourage to try more often. She likes the visuals showing the steps for going potty, and where to pull the TP down to, and of course LOVES putting stickers on things (she even added extra ABC stickers behind our backs lol). She still doesn't use the toilet ALL the time, but she is absolutely using it more. I'd say, at least 50% of the time. She wants to fill up a row with stickers because once she does that, she gets to pick from the "Potty Prize Box" we made (pictured, but a little low on prizes at the moment). She's so proud when she gets to add a sticker and gets closer to her prize box. I think it's a fun (non sugar/candy) system for her and has really encouraged her to, at the very least, TRY to use the potty more consistently.

I think starting over day after day, after "failing" the day before, is what made this chart ineffective for us. After 4 weeks, we've gotten absolutely nowhere. My 3 year old knows that he gets a "reward" if he uses the potty 6 times in one day. We've offered all sorts of rewards, from car rides to candy to a small toy. Does that make him use the potty? Nope. Does he care about the stickers? Not really. Maybe I've got the exception to the rule, but this wasn't the one-size-fits-all potty training fix I was hoping for. Going to try the Mickey Mouse chart now, as it's a map to a destination (with rewards along the way), and therefore much more linear than this chart.

My 2 year old toddler loves this. She loves dinosaurs. This sticker chart got her excited about going to the bathroom. I only gave her stickers when she successfully went. I praised her when she tried and said maybe next time. She didn't like that at first. She kept asking for stickers but when it was explained to her only when she goes to the potty or the bathroom then she gets it. After the first week she started going more successfully but we had to remind her and use a watch to time her and check to see if she needed to go. In 2.5 weeks she was more consistent and saying "doo doo". Sometimes she does but most times she just urinates. But we are happy that she is saying something and telling us. Sometimes she even just runs to the bathroom herself and says come on, come on. June 1st will be 4 weeks. That is when she will get her certificate and crown. Unfortunately, we ran out of stickers yesterday because that's how successful she is now! 😊 Thank you for such a wonderful product. Maybe you could send back up stickers with each purchase, maybe about 30 extra.