Potty Training Kit

Everything for the bathroom door, and nothing that shames a child. A six-step poster your child can follow with a finger, the same six steps as cards to cut out and hang, and three different charts so you can pick the one that suits — a seven-day sticker grid, a twenty-five star chart with a treat at the end, and ten big circles for day-by-day. There is a first-then card for the child who will not stop playing, a wash-your-hands page, a what-goes-in-the-bag checklist for leaving the house, and a page for the grown-up about the days when it goes backwards. Then sing the wash-wash song twice at the sink - that is just long enough for clean hands - and color a bubble for every day of the week. Draw a bath duck and soap with bubbles in four easy steps, join the dots to find a water drop, finish the other half of the potty, snip along four cutting lines, spot the difference, sort bathroom things from kitchen things and find the way through four mazes.