This potty training chart printable gives toddlers a simple, visual way to see their progress.
The Potty Training Charts are a free 5-page PDF for toddlers who are starting to use the potty.
Page 1 is a readiness checklist with the signs the American Academy of Pediatrics lists, plus when to wait. Page 2 is a weekly sticker chart, page 3 a sticker path to a star, page 4 a color-a-star chart for families who skip stickers, and page 5 a potty steps picture card to tape by the toilet.
Print on US Letter. Free for personal use, no email required. Not medical advice: ask your child’s doctor about any concerns.
How to use the charts, and whether rewards help: potty training chart guide.
How to use the potty training chart printable
Start with the readiness checklist on page 1. Many children show signs of readiness between 18 months and 3 years, as the American Academy of Pediatrics explains. Then pick one chart: stickers, a path to a star or color-a-star.
Praise trying, not just success, and keep accidents low-key. Tape the potty steps card next to the toilet at your child’s eye level. A potty training chart printable works best as a cheerful record, not a pressure tool, so stop and try again later if it becomes a struggle.