Free Printable Potty Training Reward Chart
A colourful one-page sticker chart that turns potty training into a super-duper mission. Five simple steps, seven days, and three reward goals your toddler can actually see coming. Print it today — no email, no sign-up.
One page · A4 & US Letter friendly · Free for home and classroom use.
What's on the chart
The chart breaks potty training into five small wins across a Monday-to-Sunday grid, so your toddler can tick off progress even on the days that do not go perfectly.
- I sat on the potty
- I did a pee in the potty
- I did a poop in the potty
- I wiped like a big kid
- I washed my hands
There is a space for your child's name, a "My Rewards" panel for 5, 10 and 15 stars, and a little encouragement from Captain Ryan himself.
How to use it
- Step 1
Print it out
Download the PDF and print one page on plain A4 or US Letter paper. Colour printing looks best, but black and white works too.
- Step 2
Put your child's name on it
Let your toddler write or decorate their own name at the top. Owning the chart is half the motivation.
- Step 3
Stick it where they can reach
Tape it to the bathroom wall at toddler height so they can add a sticker the moment the mission is complete.
- Step 4
Reward the trying
Fill in the three reward boxes together — 5, 10 and 15 stars. Small, immediate rewards beat big distant ones.
Meet Captain Ryan
This chart is inspired by Captain Ryan and His Super-Duper Potty Mission, a picture book that turns a nervous milestone into a brave little adventure. Read the story at bedtime, then use the chart during the day — the same words, the same hero, the same encouragement.
Potty chart questions parents ask
- Is the potty training chart really free?
- Yes. The PDF downloads instantly with no email address, sign-up or payment. It is free for personal and classroom use.
- What age is a potty reward chart best for?
- Most children are ready somewhere between 2 and 4 years old. The chart uses pictures rather than words, so a toddler who cannot read yet can still follow it.
- How many stickers should each step earn?
- One sticker per completed step per day keeps it simple. Reward at 5, 10 and 15 stars so success feels reachable in the first few days.
- What if my toddler has an accident?
- Leave the square blank and move on without fuss. The chart is there to celebrate trying — accidents are part of the mission, not a failure.