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

I haven’t started using this yet for my grandson but am anxious to try it soon.. looks like it may be a good incentive.

Love this Potty Time Adventure! It came with a nice handwritten note from the couple who owns the business wanting to ensure that I would be 100% satisfied with the product. And, so far, I am! The trucks are cutely painted, nice size for a potty time reward. It only took 4 times for my son to associate a success with the reward. Now when he is successful, he’s already reaching for the box to open the next one. I also like the stickers- I’m giving him a sticker when he goes but is in between earning a truck. I will definitely be buying one for my next son when he’s ready.

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

My toddler has loved getting stickers and then the car prize. At first he didn’t get it and just wanted a toy but he has gotten so good and our deposits have been very successful!

My son was a reluctant potty trainer. Receptive at school, he wasnt interested at home and resisted diaper changes. I was so happy to find the Busy Vehicles Training Chart because it combined 2 things he loves - vehicles and the excitement of poking and lifting a flap for a surprise! He responded very well to the incentive and loves playing with the blocks. I love that the incentive is not food but creativity and games. Our set didnt come with stickers and since my son loves reading the front and back of the box almost as much as poking out the punch outs, he realized he didnt have stickers. I reached out to Mindy who was/is wonderful! Immediately responsive, friendly and generous, she sent us stickers and a special note. I highly recommend the Training Chart and thank the owners for creating such a clever and fun product! My Little One is 99% potty trained and I am a grateful mamma!

My son is hesitant to try new things and this really motivated him to learn how to use the potty. He was 100% trained by the time he earned all of his rewards. I was nervous that when he finished the reward advent calendar that he would regress but when the game was over he kept up with using the potty well afterwards. Note that we combined this advent calendar with the method of potty training while naked first, then commando, and finally with underwear and pants. The combination really worked well for us!

The tool encouraged my son to sit on the toilet and do his things. The vehicle blocks are cute. Hope it comes more styles of vehicles.

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!

I loved this idea. Sure, the materials are obviously cheap, there are cars that are almost identical, and they don’t have actual wheels, but despite all of that I was excited because I knew my 3yo would be all about it. And he is. He’s TOO much about it. He wants to open all of the doors up, and instead of learning to trust his body and go when he feels like he needs to go, he wants to sit on the potty every 2 minutes to force something out in hopes of getting another car. He gets frustrated when he can’t open a new door simply because his body does not need to use the bathroom yet. This may be a wonderful incentive for some children, but it really backfired for mine.

My son is not quite 2.5, and we thought he was ready to train. This advent calendar was a good motivator for him. For each deposit in the potty, he got a sticker. When each door was full of stickers, he got the prize. He was definitely ready for training, he had won all the prizes by the second day with not a single accident. I think we just got lucky with the timing and his readiness lol. The vehicles are good to add to his toy train collection.