By the time your toddler has turned two you have probably started to think about potty training, and may even begin to look ...

A potty training chart can also help track progress and provide a visual reward system. Find out how this mom used stickers to successfully help her child potty train. As your child gains confidence ...

You may want to consider using a sticker chart. Deal with accidents calmly and offer reassurance ... You can attach a disposable bag ready to use on the go. Potty training reward charts and activity ...

It can accommodate very specific obsessions, crazy fads and even gentle points in the right direction (revision cards for one child, a potty-training reward chart for the other, a magnum of Sherry for ...

Think of the star chart on the fridge for the 18-month-old to use a potty. Or the ice cream for dessert if homework ... It means children are working for a reward, rather than engaging with learning ...

Between now and then, there's a big project: potty training ... Stickers on a chart? Small toys or extra bedtime stories? Check in with what feels right for you and use it to reward positive ...

Think of the star chart on the fridge for the 18-month-old to use a potty. Or the ice cream for ... It seems natural to offer a reward Parents offer rewards because they think it will help a ...

Think of the star chart on the fridge for the 18-month-old to use a potty. Or the ice cream for ... It means children are working for a reward, rather than engaging with learning or taking their ...

Using a reward chart is a great way to encourage your toddler to keep using the potty. We love this Dinosaur Toilet Training Reward Chart for Toddlers with 35 Reusable Magnetic Stickers (£9.99).