126 Boy Potty Training Stickers and Chart to Motivate Toilet Training

Though the stickers and chart seem to be exciting for my little boy, I could have saved myself some money and just as easily made my own chart and bought cheaper stickers. The pictures weren't that creative, but if you don't have time to make your own, it's probably worth the money.

This potty sticker book has been the motivation for my kiddo. Of course after filling the sheet, there was a prize at the end so it was exciting for him to add the stickers. I highly recommend this book as Kids LOVE stickers!

Even though these stickers aren't the most attractive, they do the job. My son could careless whats on the sticker. He just knows that if he potties, he gets a sticker to put in his book. He loves picking it out & putting in on the book himself. We also count how many he has after hes done. Everytime he potties, he says "sticker!"

These are great! My son loves them and they worked wonders when we were at a lull in potty training (going occasionally in potty, but not consistently). When we finished a row, my son got another reward (a new pair of undies). My only complaint is that there are just enough stickers to complete the chart and no extras. My son *really* wants to put the sticker on himself, but doesn't put it on the right spot, or would prefer to put it on himself or other places around the house. So sometimes when I am rewarding him I have to take the sticker book away to save if from destruction, which can be upsetting to him. I wish that an extra page or half page of stickers were provided so that the chart could be completed plus extra for whatever p the parent needs to do with them.

The stickers themselves are pretty boring and repetative. There are bland pictues of different coloured undies, toilet rolls, cartoon kids sitting on the potty. It hardly seems rewarding to give your son a sticker of a pair of underpants (LOL!!)
The value of this product for me, was in the instructions supporting how to use the stickers. That is, to use the stickers to prompt conversation about using the toilet. Eg. "what happens next", "what color are the undies on this sticker" etc.

I was really disappointed by this 'chart.' All it is is a bunch of circles where you are to stick stickers. You could easily download a template like this off the internet. The stickers are also very boring and I ended up getting other character stickers that my son preferred. Wish I had not bought this item.

This is wonderful! At first I thought, the stickers were kind of dull,but my son loves them. We are on our way to diaper free days & nights! (with the help of a few other books) This just helps out alot!!!!!!! It hangs in the bathroom for everyone to see!My son shows it to everyone!

I found Tracy Foote's "My Potty Reward Stickers for Boys" to be an excellent visual tool to help motivate my son to want to go potty and feel good about himself and the whole process. We had watched various potty training videos, sat on the potty reading books, even used role-playing with a baby doll who wets and has her own potty when we started the training process. But not until we used this booklet, did we see results that took off quickly.
The booklet contains 126 stickers; at first I wasn't sure if it would be enough stickers, but by the end, my son was doing very well with peeing in the potty, and starting to poop in the potty as well. (With boys, pooping usually takes longer.) My son had fun choosing a reward sticker whenever he successfully went potty; there are enough pictures of the various potty training steps (e.g., sitting on the potty, wearing underwear, staying dry, washing hands, etc.) to praise a well-done job. After a while, to increase motivation, we would give our son an extra treat for completing an entire row or two (of 8-16 stickers); sometimes we'd use his favorite-M&M's, other times we'd pull out a new inexpensive toy or book. What worked well for my son was being able to visualize how many more blank circles he had to fill up with stickers in order to complete a row and then get his reward.
Could someone make their own chart with stickers? Sure, but for those of us who are pressed for time, this booklet lays it all out for you in a nice, neat, fun and easy to use format. It serves to stimulate, motivate, and provide positive reinforcement, all at your fingertips, which was worth the money in my opinion.
Another plus is that the author has customized the system for not only boys, but girls too. I had ordered the girls version to give as a present, and due to some mishaps, had a problem, which the author herself personally corrected immediately. Kudos to Tracy Foote for developing a product that helps ease the stress of potty training while providing both parent and child the confidence needed to get through this developmental milestone in a fun manner.

Love how many stickers this book has. The chart is really nice to hang up in the bathroom where my son can see it and know how far he has before the end of that row. We let him pick his own stickers to put on the chart.

We were having trouble getting our 4-year-old son to consistently go potty. It was becoming contentious and our boy was getting self-conscious and embarrassed - this was not good... This no-frills, no-psycho-babble booklet is a perfect approach. It immediately became fun for our son. He was quickly proud of his successes. The potty training quickly lost any negative aspect in his mind. It became the highlight of his day and a source of pride. WITHIN ONE DAY HE WAS READY. ONLY 3 ACCIDENTS TO REPORT IN THE FIRST 3 WEEKS - INCLUDING OVERNIGHT !!! IF YOU NEED HELP WITH THE POTTY - BUY THIS BOOKLET!!

Please don't mistake this sticker book as a potty training manual and we think that's a good thing. Every child is different and the way they learn to use the potty is unique.
The beautiful thing about this book is that it can be used with any potty training method you use. Rewards are an excellent motivator. With Tracy Foote's book, the motivator is the sticker chart.
We've seen other sticker charts and they only have space for about 20 stickers or so. Although there are some children who are trained that quickly...most are not. This is a nice big chart that allows children time to develop their good bathroom habits.
Our son has enjoyed the "fireman" stickers and the other stickers with big boys to look up to. We're not at the end of our potty training journey yet, but before we got this sticker book...we had trouble getting our son motivated.
We're now at 5 poops and counting. Thank you Ms. Foote.

I had tried sticker sheets, etc. but nothing worked like this silly book. My kid liked to pick out the stickers and at the end of each row we gave a small pack of m&m's or something and he was thrilled. nothing else I had tried worked, so I call this a winner. I do think the stickers are a bit dated picture wise on some of them, but a 3.5 year old boy didn't care.

The sticker concept is a great idea. Although the stickers aren't brightly colored and glossy my two year old still jumps up and down with glee when I give him one.
Hey, kids love the simplest things and this is a great aid for a child going through the potty training process. Definitly recommended.

Got this sticker book along with Elmo Underwear from ebay, and trained within days!!! Also, Wiggles Underwear, Thomas the Tank Underwear, Buzz Underwear should work, too. Just as long as your child likes the character.

Note: When potty training, don't forget to buy the character underwear. We bought Elmo Underwear with the baseball cap (sport theme) from ebay and it worked great. Trained within days!!

Great stickers! I started potty training my son when he was almost 2 and used these stickers as rewards each time he successfully used the potty. There are some very specific stickers related to various aspects of potty training with different pictures and colors so it was always fun to choose. I didn't worry about what the sticker depicted (for example, washing hands, using the potty, etc.). He then liked to wear the sticker on his hand and take it with him to show off at school. We then used the chart by simply making an X in each box, which we hung in the bathroom. The stickers worked very well!

These stickers and chart really helped put our struggling potty training in motion. Helped my little one get excited about the whole process. Although we never used the whole chart because he lost interest with the stickers, I would say it helped the overall process.

These stickers in this book are great. While training my son, I decided to go the potty party route. Every time he used the potty, I would have a little party by clapping, being excited, and putting one of these stickers on the chart. It took my son about a month to be fully potty trained (he's 3) and he really loved the stickers. Although he didn't understand what the stickers said, he really liked putting them on the chart. Thanks.

This is an incredible book! My son just loves being able to pick a sticker to put on the chart. It's really helping him (and me) with his potty training. With the new glossy stickers, I'll be able to keep it for him in his baby book and not have to worry about the condition of the stickers after a few years. This is definitely a must purchase for anyone potty training their son (or daughter ~ since one's available for girls, as well).

This is a great resource in terms of having potty-specific reward stickers, and tailored for boys. The graphics are not very professional (the author is not a graphic designer) but they get the job done. My son loves having stickers after he uses the toilet and loves being able to choose one from the large range of different stickers.

These stickers have been great, very motivating for baby sometimes he wants to wear them then we put them in the book. It has encorauge him to go to the potty more often already by line 5. Thank you. Great product