Potty training chart for girls

Three themed potty charts for girls

You get three one-page PDF charts here: a castle for the princess fan, a unicorn for the dreamer, and a rainbow for the color lover. Each chart has a blank name line and a row of boxes for every day of the week. Every chart comes in letter and A4, in a full color version and an ink saving black outline version.

The reward boxes on every chart fit a 1.5 inch round sticker or a 1/2 inch star sticker. So you can use the sticker sheets from the sign-up builder, or any stickers you already have at home. The art is our own, so your daughter gets a castle chart without a licensed character on it. Print at 100 percent, not fit to page, so the boxes stay the right size.

• Castle chart for princess fans
• Unicorn chart for make believe
• Rainbow chart for bright colors
• Letter and A4, color and ink saving

Each chart is one page, so it is easy to hang on the fridge or a bedroom door. Their is no setup and no app to learn. Just print, pick a sticker, and start tonight.

Let her pick the chart

At age 2 and 3, a girl who chooses the chart herself will use it more. That is the whole idea of this page. Show her all three charts on the screen and let her point to the one she wants.

Print the chart she picks, not the one you would pick. Then let her choose where it hangs: the bathroom wall, her bedroom door, or the kitchen cabinet. Let her pick which sticker sheet goes with it, princess, unicorn or rainbow. Her choice makes the chart hers, and hers gets used.

Wiping, sitting and the things girls need extra time for

Girls need to wipe front to back. That is a simple habit, but it takes practice. Add a row on the chart for wiping, so she gets a sticker for doing it the right way, not just for using the potty.

Girls often need longer sits, especially when they are learning. Give her a book or a song to fill the time. A step stool helps her feet rest flat, which makes sitting easier and more comfortable. These are practical things, not medical advice, just what works at home.

Rewards and the reward line

The reward line at the bottom of the chart is for the big sticker she gets after a full day of tries. Use the princess or unicorn stickers as the reward, or let her pick a small treat. The sticker itself is often enough at this age.

Another reward idea: let her choose a new pair of underwear with her favorite color or character. When the chart is full, have a tea party with her dolls or a special snack. For more ideas, see the rewards guide. The goal is a simple, immediate reward she can see and touch.

Printing and matching name stickers

Print the chart at 100 percent, not fit to page. This keeps the boxes the right size for your stickers. Use the ink saving version if you want to save color ink, and let her color in the black outline art herself.

The sign-up builder prints her name on a sticker sheet, a star chart and a chore chart. The sticker sheet macthes the princess, rainbow or unicorn theme, so her name sits on the chart from day one. See the label sheets to get started. You can also browse more potty training charts if you want a different layout.