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My Potty Reward Stickers for Girls: 126 Girl Stickers and Chart to Motivate Toilet Training

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My three year old has never really given much interest in potty training the "what's in it for me" attitude! She'll fight just to be changed and prefers to stay wet rather than stop what she's doing. She loves stickers so when I saw this I thought it was worth a try. Its basically stickers and a chart with 9 spaces for stickers across and 14 rows down. I taped the chart on the wall besides my daughter's potty and told her that everytime she goes in the potty, she gets a sticker. Then I upped the ante by telling her that everytime she reaches the end of the row she gets a prize/present. Well within 3 days she already had her first present (something small like M&M's or a book is a treat to them)! A couple of mornings she woke me up to sit on the potty because she only got stickers if she actually did something so she didn't want to waste it!! Here it is only 10 days later and she has one more sticker before she gets her third prize--that's about 3 trips a day! I never pressure her, I just ask her if she wants to, if she says no, I drop it but now she's asking me!

I know this book (and the small prizes) is the reason for her sudden excitement in using the potty. She keeps saying she wants to get a sticker so that she can get her prize... DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THIS!!!

The chart and the stickers were exactly what we needed to get us going. My daughter actually preferred to wear the reward sticker, and we kept track by drawing smiley faces on the chart. It was a very positive motivation for her. She was almost fully potty trained within about 10 days or so. I only have her wear a pullup at night 'just in case'.

My daughter was having a hard time potty training until she knew she could get a girly sticker for each step of the potty process. She has now peed at least once a night for a full week...this was certainly the best motivator she had...feel'n'learn diapers were a waste of money...

We have been trying to get my daughter potty trained since she was two years old. We started because she showed interest in the potty, but she has not been consistant. We purchased many "potty books" so we could reinforce the importance of using the potty, and to give her something to do while she was sitting on the potty. However, our approach was lacking the motivation to keep her consistantly trying to use the potty on a regular basis. This book provides that motivation. It is a book of 126 stickers with a fun chart which maps out my daughter's progress. She loves the variety of fun stickers, which are definately original and found no where else but this book. We just got this book, and I hope that in two months, at age three, she will be on her way to "big girl undies."

"My Potty Reward Stickers" is exactly what I needed to help my daughter move forward in her training. She simply loves the idea of getting a special reward sticker. Tracy has done a fantastic job of putting together this very helpful & motivational tool for toddlers. I highly recommend this book to any parent looking for something special and fun to help their toddler during training.

Although my 2 1/2 year old daughter has never actually used the potty for anything other than a reading chair, she is very aware of what it is for. I have been at wit's end trying to find reasons for her to try to use her stool (other than the obvious) and didn't want to bend to the whole bribery thing for fear it would get out-of-control. Enter the sticker rewards book which is actually a booklet with 14 columns of 9 spaces to put a sticker every time your child has a potty accomplishment. Since my daughter isn't really interested in ditching diapers yet, I haven't pressured her, but at least now she is telling me when she has dirtied herself and is willing to try to use it for it's intended purpose. She is thrilled to put a sticker on the page everytime she sits on her potty, and I have told her that she will win a prize for every row she completes after having actually gone to the bathroom. I think she's starting to get the idea!

I purchased this item for the stickers and I have found that they really do motivate my 16 1/2 month old to use the potty. She started asking to use the potty at 16 months so we jumped at the opportunity to train her early. She really enjoys getting the sticker after she has gone, so it has been a great motivation for an early trainer. ** added** She is now 22 months old and wearing underwear and rarely having an accident. We moved to putting stickers on a calendar at the end of the day if she doesn't have an accident. Great motivation tool.

This book motivates and increases self-esteem with positive reinforcement. I'm a new mother and dreaded "potty training" yet I found this creative book FUN. Tracy Foote has created a wonderful sticker book to ease the stress of potty training and as a new mother, I for one appreciate it.

My daughter couldn't wait to pick out a sticker every time she went potty. It was a real motivator for her. I'm going to buy another sticker book for my son as soon as he's ready to start potty training.

My daugher is 2yrs old and really enjoys getting to put a sticker on the chart next to the potty. It has helped a lot with her potty training since she doesn't get a sticker unless she goes. I would recommend the book to anyone.