HEETA Potty Chair for Boys Girls Kids Toddler, Non Slip Potty Training Toilet with Lid and Removable Container, Easy…

The Mini Potty is the shortest potty on the market, made for shorter, younger, smaller babies and toddlers who are doing elimination communication or early potty training. Perfect sized for children who have difficulty mounting the other taller mini potty chairs on the market, this small toddler potty makes toilet independence much easier (and often solves accident and resistance problems). Note: there is NO rubber grip on the bottom because we wanted to keep this potty lightweight and easy for a toddler to dump "by myself"...so you will need to use this potty over a rug, mat, or towel if you don't want it to slip.

Opens quickly and easily for on-the-go potty emergencies Legs fold in for compact storage in cars, strollers or diaper bags Legs lock securely for use as a stand-alone potty or on public restroom toilets

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?Postive Reinforcement Potty Training Sticker Chart - A potty training chart is a fillable chart or calendar that documents and celebrates your child’s bathroom progress and successes. Our unique dinosaur design potty training chart are effective in motivating your child to engage in positive action instead of controlling their behavior, providing a fun, confidence boosting learning experience that gives them a sense of self when ditching diapers the diapers. ?Effective Rewarding System for Your Baby - Potty training reward for toddlers such as dinosaur stickers is a great way to encourage your toddler. Potty Chart includes 35 sturdy and reusable dinosaur stickers that kids love to earn. Follow the potty chart for training moments and each time your child completes a task, put a sticker on the milestones he has reached! Once your kid fills up all 5 rows you can reward him with something extra special like a fun day out, crown or bigger toy car. ?Make Potty Training Fun & Motivating - Think about what will appeal most to your little one like a sticker chart, reward crown or a fun “going to the potty” song you make up together. These fun ways to start potty training can help build excitement for your toddler. With a positive attitude, lots of love and the ability to find shared joy in each little success, it can be a great experience for you both! As long as he’s happy, the motivation to keep potty training should continue.