GinseyGinsey Sesame Street Potty Training Rewards Kit, Promote Good Potty Habits

Very great potty training

Such a cute cheap little potty chart! Perfect for my 1 1/2 year old.

Adorable with vibrant colors! Easy to use to help with potty training. A good size, we stuck the chart on the back of the bathroom door. Excellent quality and great value for money. Enough stickers to use after potty training!

Ok this is CUTEE! Perfect for a Sesame Street fan, as there’s many different characters on here. The chart size is perfect, I don’t want anything too large hanging in my bathroom. BUT there’s 2 columns per character, each character has a different saying for example “washed my hands” “sat on the potty” “went potty” etc. but the two columns where the kids can put their stickers are small. There’s not many spaces, so this chart is going to fill up very quickly if you choose to reward every single potty training behavior multiple times a day. Other than that I think it’s adorable and fun! My son will feel so encouraged with his Sesame Street friends cheering him on!Also a great stocking stuffer or in myCase for a Valentines Day basket.

This is so cute and such a good value. I was a little worried at first because there weren’t very many small stickers to get for each task, and I thought I would have to get another one once it was filled up. But actually I realized that by the time we got to the end of the task and got the big star sticker for it, it meant my son was fully trained in it! Kind of cool. With the extra stickers, I’ve been letting him pick one when he goes #2 and he loves it and wears it around all day. This will be something I put in his memory book.

When I received this product I thought, No way this is going to work - maybe I should've bought 3 or 4 kits.But this turned out to be a fantastic, inexpensive, easily portable potty training reward kit. A parent could easily create this setup themselves with some stickers but this is attractive enough as sold. The package contains:- Approx. 8"x12" laminated, folded cardboard reward poster and a sticker sheet.- Certificate of completionThere are (5) columns of "deliverables" similar to the ones our government advertised for our wars in Iraq and Afghanistan:- Uh-oh... gotta go...- Sat on potty- Used potty- Clean and flush- Washed handsI taped the poster kid-level on the wall next to the toilet. My kid loved putting the stickers up and felt proud. If she didn't want to wash her hands, I'd say, "Oh well, guess I can't give you that sticker since you didn't do it..." Then she'd rush to wash her hands.Just one kit did the trick for us but, as you can imagine, all kids are different and some factors may have contributed to our success. I'll list them here:1) Our child has an older sibling who is potty trained.2) She was introduced to using the potty before this albeit with no consistent success.3) We were very casual about potty training. We let it happen at her pace and never pushed for success or displayed disappointment at failures.I bought the product because it looked like a participatory way to get a child interested in succeeding with a potty. This simple product met all expectations.

Almost 3-year-old is still not potty trained, but stickers have sometimes motivated him to ask or agree to use toilet. And he loves them. They also make his older brother excited, so he encourages his little brother to earn a sticker. Categories are helpful/relevant. Doesn’t last very long if you’re using at home as ‘main’ chart instead of as a travel one. I’m ordering another.

My 2-year-old love stickers and Sesame Street, so these were a no-brainer for potty training. I like everything about them except the fact the stickers aren't very "sticky," and they often fall off the sheet. We've been through a couple of these now, and at first I thought maybe it was just an old package, but they've all been the same. On other hand, these aren't flimsy little stickers - they're about the thickness of scrapbooking card-ish-stock, so maybe it's just the ratio of sticky-to-paper weight. In any case, we do like them and will reorder as long as we're potty training.