Hadley Designs Potty Training Chart for Toddlers Girls – 10 Posters + 4 Sticker Sheets, 8.5x11 Retro Reward Chart

Potty Training, Made Simple and Fun

Designed in the USA by Hadley Designs, this complete potty training chart kit brings a playful, tactile routine to toddlers' daily bathroom time. The set centers on a retro, kid-friendly aesthetic that resonates with little girls while providing a clear, visual path toward toilet familiarity. Inside, you’ll find a robust combination of motivation tools: 10 poster-sized charts and 4 sticker sheets, each sheet loaded with stickers, all sized at 8.5x11 inches to keep visuals legible and engaging during busy mornings.

What’s Included

• 10 - 8.5x11" potty rewards posters
• 4 - 8.5x11" potty train sticker sheets (63 stickers per sheet)
• All pieces designed in the USA for quality and safety alignment
• Colorful, retro design tailored to toddlers and their rooms

How It Helps During Potty Training

• Turns potty time into a fun, game-like routine that parents and kids can share
• Visually celebrates small wins and clearly tracks progress to stay motivated
• Clear routine support reduces guesswork and supports consistency
• Stickers and charts can be repurposed as a potty advent calendar or daily rewards

Design, Quality, and Uses

With a retro-inspired look, this kit is designed to be durable and easy to display on a bathroom wall, a dresser, or a kid’s room. The 8.5x11" size keeps visuals legible from typical viewing distances, while the design aligns with toddlers’ interests. Although the set is ideal for girls, the playful visuals and reward system are flexible enough to suit varied routines and family preferences.

Practical Uses and Ideas

• Daily routine support: a simple chart to show habits and milestones
• Potty advent calendar: use the posters as countdown milestones or rewards
• Rewards system: celebrate milestones with stickers after each successful potty moment

Why Hadley Designs

Beyond aesthetics, this kit provides a cohesive, reusable system that blends motivation with routine. It’s a practical way to approach potty training as a shared experience that you can tailor to your household’s schedule and preferences.