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

I actually came across this product as an ad on TikTok, I figured even if it took a couple try’s it would be fun for the little. We’ve been trying to get her into potty training for a few months now (2.5y/o) and it was hit or miss if she’d show any interest. In a matter of days, she had it down! Tells us when she needs to go potty and LOVES the little wooden toys. 100% worth buying and I would recommend this to any potty training parent out there!

This was a great help with potty training ! It helped getting him excited to go! This was a wonderful help and I now have a completely potty trained boy in only 2 weeks!

Our son is now 18 months. This along with a few picked books has him on the right track. These especially he enjoyed so much so that we are keeping the punch out so he can keep them in the “barn” until we get him a farm for them. The toys combined with the stickers had him super excited after every “deposit” super great idea and properly executed. I enjoy stacking them although my son enjoys knocking them down. Pros: toys AND stickers plus a scene to play Cons: box needed tape for extra support

Used this for potty training my 3 yr old and it was a great way to make going to the potty fun and rewarding. We only placed a sticker if she went #1 or #2, otherwise if she only sat on the potty with no deposits, she used the animal stickers instead. Combined with hourly potty reminders, this helped us successfully train her in one week. If she still needed/wanted to use this, I was going to put M&Ms inside the pockets for the reward. Definitely a useful tool for potty training!!

We did the 3 day potty training technique, and this worked out perfectly for our potty prizes. The little wood blocks are the perfect size for little hands, and my son was so excited to open each one. A way better option for prizes than the plastic jewelry and candy we used when we potty trained our daughter a few years ago.

My son is about 75% potty trained. Hes 2. But he would still have accidents and definitely go to the bathroom everytime he had something like underwear or a diaper or pants on. This is the perfect motivator. He loves the animals! He even tries to force himself to go even tho hes a little young to understand the sticker system in getting a toy. But he loves it and so do we! 2 days in....no accidents! ❤

I ordered this for my two-year-old granddaughter so that she would go to the party. She absolutely loved it. However, when it was over she still was not potty trained. I think it was user error.

Highly recommend this product. Many are training during shelter in place: good item for your tools. Our toddler girl, over 30 months, is enamored with earning her animals. It’s a simple and brilliant product. After false starts this time we had 8 deposits in a row with no accidents just to earn the farm animals. Support this husband and wife team and feel glad you used Amazon for good. Mindy, the owner, took the time to write a handwritten personalized note. We also told our little one about Auntie Mindy, and watched her brief tutorial together from the QR code. If you are a busy parent and interested in a quality product, lovely packaging and simple but effective message, order one. We might want another!

I’ve already written a review for a different version of this. There aren’t words for how much I love this product. I credit it with potty training my toddler.

I love this idea. We did the cars/trucks one first with our toddler and loved it so much. He’s 2 and haven’t quite got the idea that he needs stickers (1, 2, or 3) depending on the level but still thinks it’s the coolest toy when he gets one. Now we’re on to this one with animals. I think if he were older we would only need the 1 calendar but our kid is stubborn and sometimes doesn’t want to use the potty. But thanks to this idea he’s figured out that feeling and even told me yesterday in the bathtub he needed to go—and held it until we got him on the potty!!