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Daily Practice Tracker
A quiet place for notes. Handwrite what happened today.
| Time | Offered / tried | Pee | Poop | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Small wins today
Try next time
For the first potty practice moments
A three-page printable kit for parents beginning toddler potty practice. Use a simple chart, picture-led routine cards, and a quiet notes page to make small tries easier to see and celebrate.
One-time $7 purchase. A private link arrives by email after payment.
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A quiet place for notes. Handwrite what happened today.
| Time | Offered / tried | Pee | Poop | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Small wins today
Try next time
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Cut apart, tape near the potty, and practice the steps in order.
When you hear the cue, walk to the bathroom together.
Pants and underwear down. Ask for help if you need it.
Feet on a stool. Sit comfy. Give it a calm try.
Wipe front to back. A grown-up can help finish.
Pull clothes up. Flush together when you are ready.
Soap, water, rinse, dry. Clean hands every time.
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Celebrate every try. Progress takes practice.
Add a sticker or check mark when your child tries, sits, or joins the routine. Row labels are optional guides. Use any circle, in any order. Trying counts, even when the potty stays empty.
This week we noticed
A small kit for a big new routine
Made for gentle progress
Early practice has enough moving parts. These pages keep the next step visible while leaving room for encouragement, pauses, and your family's own rhythm.
A reward chart gives your child a clear way to notice each try, sit, or routine win. There is room for encouragement without a score to beat.
Six cut-apart cards show the bathroom path from go to the potty through wash and dry, so the next step is easier to point to and follow together.
A blank daily tracker gives you a quiet place to jot down times, moods, small wins, and what helped during practice.
What's inside the starter kit
Choose a page below to see the full layout. The set gives children a visual next step and gives grown-ups a simple way to notice what helps.
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Sticker circles for tries and routine wins. Write by hand after printing and use the page whenever the routine needs a reset.
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Celebrate every try. Progress takes practice.
Add a sticker or check mark when your child tries, sits, or joins the routine. Row labels are optional guides. Use any circle, in any order. Trying counts, even when the potty stays empty.
This week we noticed
Preview shown at a smaller scale. The full page keeps its writing space and clear print layout.
A flexible rhythm
There is no required schedule. Start with the moment that feels useful, then let practice unfold with steady, close support.
Offer a calm invitation when it fits your routine. Stay nearby and let the moment be brief or long.
Point to the next routine card and move through the bathroom steps together, with help whenever it is needed.
Add a sticker, check a circle, or write a note. A try counts, even when the potty stays empty.
Questions, answered simply
Use the kit as a visual aid for everyday practice. An adult should stay close for bathroom steps and handwashing.
The $7 starter kit includes three printable pages: a practice reward chart, six bathroom routine cards, and a blank daily practice tracker. Each page is sized for US Letter paper.
After your one-time $7 payment is confirmed, a confirmation email arrives with a private link to open the three-page kit. The email contains the link rather than a file attachment.
Yes. Open the private link from your purchase email, then print on plain white US Letter paper. You can also choose Save as PDF in your browser's print dialog for a digital copy.
It is for parents and caregivers at the beginning of toddler potty practice who want a few simple visual tools to use at home. The pages work best with an adult close by.
No schedule is required. These are flexible, parent-guided pages for noticing practice, showing the next step, and celebrating small tries at your child's pace.
These pages are not medical advice. If your child has pain, constipation, blood in stool, or you have concerns, contact your child's doctor or a pediatric clinician.
The Potty Training Starter Kit
Keep the first practice moments simple with three printable pages you can use together, one small try at a time. Pay once, then receive a private link by email to open the print-ready kit.
One-time $7 purchase. After Stripe confirms payment, your email contains a private link to print or save the three pages as a PDF.
