The Potty Toolkit

We made it with children ages 1.5 and up in mind. You know your child best, so you do not have to start everything at once. Begin when you see signs of readiness, work on the parts that fit where your child is right now, and come back to the rest as they grow.

It is meant to be done with your child, not handed over. Print a page, sit down together, read the story or talk through the poster, and let the questions and practice come from there. A few minutes at a time works better than one long sitting.

Most likely, because it does not rest on a deadline or a perfect weekend. You get small pieces you can return to: a poster by the toilet, a quick story, a script ready for the next real moment. Following your child’s readiness, rather than pushing, is what makes it stick.

Yes. The toolkit has stories, scripts, and activities for the parts that commonly get stuck, including the fear of pooping on the potty, the loud public bathroom, and holding it too long. You can go straight to the page that matches what is hard right now.

No. The toolkit is built around readiness and connection rather than rewards, so the focus stays on your child feeling ready and confident, not on performing for a treat. If something already works for your family, you are welcome to keep it, but nothing here depends on bribes.

It is a printable toolkit, not a course. It gives you a simple framework plus the worksheets, posters, games, stories, and scripts to use with your child. You do the pages together to prepare them and work through the common potty-training challenges.

Most free printables are a single page on one idea. This is a full set covering the whole picture, from the potty routine and wiping to public bathrooms, the fear of pooping, and accidents without shame, in one place, with parent guidance and a do-it-together structure, created by a psychotherapist and a team of child-development experts. You are paying for the sequence and the guidance, not just the pages.

Yes. Print the pages you want as often as your household needs. You might use it with your toddler now and come back to it in a year or two when a younger sibling is ready.

The toolkit is licensed to the registered user and their household for personal, non-commercial use. Files must not be shared, distributed, or copied for other households or classrooms.

Yes. The visuals, songs, stories, and hands-on activities give children more than one way to understand and revisit each step, which can make potty training easier to take in at their own pace.

Your purchase is handled through the Nurtured First checkout, and your printable download is available right after, with your order and receipt saved in your account.

It is one combined PDF you download and print at home. The pages are sized for US Letter and scale nicely to A4 if you need it. It is designed in color, but everything holds up in black and white too. You can also use it on a screen. An iPad with a pencil works well for the coloring pages, though the main idea is to print it and go through the pages together.

No. It is educational support for potty training between you and your child. It does not replace medical care, therapy, or advice from a qualified professional.

Because this is a digital printable toolkit, sales are final and cannot be returned or refunded. If you bought the wrong toolkit, contact us within 24 hours of purchase and before downloading. If you have trouble accessing the file, contact support@nurturedfirst.com and we will help. Read the full refund policy on the Refund Policy page.