Potty Training Reward Kit

Potty Training Reward Kit with Farm Animal Wooden Blocks, Chart, Activity Board and Stickers for Toddlers 18 Months+

$42.99
Sale price  $42.99 Regular price 
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Potty Training Reward Kit
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Potty Training Reward Kit with Farm Animal Wooden Blocks, Chart, Activity Board and Stickers for Toddlers 18 Months+

$42.99
Sale price  $42.99 Regular price 

This potty training reward kit combines a chart, activity board, farm stickers and 14 wooden farm animal blocks to make milestone tracking part of play. Toddlers can add a sticker after a daytime deposit or open a toilet lid for a wooden-block surprise reward.

Designed for toddlers 18 months and up, the set supports color recognition, counting, sorting, matching and imaginative play while caregivers build a simple reward routine. The package box measures 12.75 x 11.5 x 1.5 inches.

Features

  • Includes a potty training chart, activity board, farm stickers and a 14-piece wooden farm toy set.
  • Reward routine uses stickers and toilet-lid reveals for daytime and nighttime training.
  • Supports color recognition, counting, sorting, matching and imaginative play.
  • Intended for toddlers 18 months and up.

Specifications

  • Product type: Potty Training Kit
  • Theme: Farm animals
  • Toy pieces: 14 wooden farm animal blocks
  • Included materials: Potty training chart, activity board, farm stickers and wooden farm toy set
  • Recommended age: 18 months and up
  • Box size: 12.75 x 11.5 x 1.5 inches
  • Variant: Default Title

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in this potty training reward kit?

It includes a potty training chart, activity board, farm stickers and a 14-piece wooden farm toy set.

What age is this kit designed for?

The set is described for toddlers 18 months and up.

How does the reward routine work?

Add a reward sticker after a daytime deposit, then open a toilet lid to reveal a wooden block reward; nighttime training uses a lid when the child wakes dry.

What skills can toddlers practice with the farm blocks?

The source describes color recognition, counting, sorting, matching and imaginative play.

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