Lil ADVENTS Potty Time Adventures - Busy Vehicles with 14 Wooden Block Toy Prizes | Potty Training Advent Game | As Seen on Shark Tank | Wood Block Toys, Reward Chart, Activity Board and Stickers

My son was doing great when it came to going #1 on the potty, but #2s were a struggle! We got the Potty Adventures Dinosaur Advent first, and only used it as a reward for when he went #2 in the potty! The minute we got it he started going with no issues! He was excited to put each sticker on his chart and earn his Dinosaur blocks! We just finished up thr Dinosaur one (30 poops for 14 blocks!), and decided to get 1 more. We just bought the cars one and he is so excited!

My kid loved this. I was completely mentally prepared for potty training to be super hard, but nope. She enjoyed getting the cars and was eager to go to the potty! Potty training was a huge success- daytime and nighttime! What a great idea this was!

It is great! Our Tiny is very encouraged to use the potty in order to get a sticker, then a prize. A bonus is it allows us to work on counting.

This worked great with my child when it came to potty training. It was hard for my child to get started in the beginning, not until I presented this. My child can not wait to go and use the potty. They were so proud to open and grab the vehicle out. It is also a great toy to use afterward too. If you are having trouble like me in the beginning ,this is so worth to try.

This truly is motivating my 2.5 year old to use the potty!! Awesome buy. He’s always happy once he is actually on the potty and excited to go, but we struggled a lot to pull him away from whatever he was doing to get on the potty. He was fighting with us every single time which made the process stressful and unpleasant. We had tried sticker charts, m&ms, etc. and he got bored quickly. Once we got this potty time advent calendar, it was a complete change. Day 3 of it now and while we still need to prompt him that it’s time to go, he now instantly runs to the potty with no fighting and is so excited about his “prize”. It’s a bit difficult for him to understand that he does not get a prize every time, and that sometimes he has to wait (on the 2 and 3 sticker boxes), but we give him an m&m on those off-times. Overall I think this is a great resource to help on the potty training journey. I thought about getting a second one, but I am hesitant on the price a little bit. I do wish it was more like $20 than $25-$30. It can end up being quite expensive over time to buy more than one.

It makes it interesting, fun and productive when potty training. And the child has something to show for his success!

My kiddo will be 4 in July, and for the past year+, has had no interest in learning to use the potty - and was generally vehemently against it altogether. Would not even sit on the potty briefly, let alone without clothes/diaper on. We got the Lil Advents on Monday; I explained how it worked. By Monday night, he suggested using the potty to get a sticker and prize; he pottied 8 times Tuesday and has just kept going from there! We are half-way through the Lil Advents and he is still excited about it. Its Friday and I just made arrangements to give away our remaining diapers.

Product used to encourage grandson to use the potty. He loved placing stickers above the garage doors and once reached goal of stickers received a reward of a wooden vehicle. It gave him an incentive for using the potty. I will be curious after reaching the 30 goals if the objective to be potty trained will be accomplished. So far it is working perfectly.