Potty Training Chart Printable | Toddler Reward Chart, Readiness Checklist & Step Cards (PDF Download)

Is your toddler ready for the potty? Take the pressure off with a gentle, picture-based pack that helps you notice readiness signs, follow a simple routine, and celebrate every try.

Potty training goes best when it is calm, consistent, and on your child's timeline. This pack gives you a readiness checklist with no score and no deadline, picture step cards toddlers can follow, a big-circle sticker chart, and a no-shame guide for accident days. It is soft, friendly, and gender neutral, with sage, dusty blue, dusty rose, and warm yellow instead of pink-or-blue coding.

I'm Brittany, a registered nurse (RN) and a mom. I designed this pack to be simple enough for a tired parent at 7 a.m. and fun enough for a toddler to point at, cheer for, and color.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (6 printable pages)

Page 1: "Is My Toddler Ready?" readiness checklist, no score and no deadline

Page 2: Potty routine step cards, cut-apart picture cards (go to the potty, pants down, sit, try to go, wipe, flush, pants up, wash hands)

Page 3: Sticker and reward chart, a 7-day grid with big circles for stickers or coloring, plus a space for your child's name

Page 4: Accident-day calm guide, with supportive words to say and a quick cleanup checklist

Page 5: Brave Potty Star award certificates (4 cut-outs)

Page 6: Parent guide, how to use the pack in 3 steps, plus "When to talk to your pediatrician"

DETAILS

Format: PDF, 6 pages. Size: US Letter (8.5 x 11 in); pages 2 and 3 are landscape, the rest are portrait. Prints well on regular home printers; light cream and white backgrounds use less ink. Tip: print the step cards and awards on cardstock so they last. Fonts are embedded, so the file looks the same on any device.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Check in. Fill out the readiness checklist. There is no score, and "not yet" is a perfectly good answer. 2. Build the routine. Cut apart the step cards and hang them in order. Practice with a doll or stuffed animal. 3. Cheer it on. Add a sticker for every try (not just every success), use the calm guide on accident days, and hand out an award when it feels right.

PLEASE NOTE

This is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped. Colors may vary slightly between screens and printers. For personal use only. Please do not resell, share, or redistribute the file. This pack is general education and encouragement only. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose, treat, or promise any results. Every child develops at their own pace. Please talk with your child's pediatrician about your child's individual needs. AI tools were used under my creative direction.