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

We love this potty-training tool! We have struggled with our son for a long time with the potty. We have tried several things to motivate him. As soon as we received this in the mail, he started going potty more often. We are filling it up so fast that we have purchase another one to keep him motivated. We have altered how we use it because our son has autism and doesnt quite understand the steps, so we let him pick which vehicle he wants to work towards. We also give him two stickers for pooing because it has been such a challenge and such an accomplishment when he actually poos in the potty. Thank you for this wonderful tool!

After serious regression on potty training, I found this and so far am on day 3 of very few accidents! He LOVES getting gifted a car toy for doing well. I wish they offered more days, but so far I have gave him a car after a #2 and at the end of the day that way he doesn’t get one each time! EDIT - I want to say this is what did it for successful potty training. We have finished the advent chart and it has DEFINITELY worked, we have gone 2 days without accidents and only small accidents the last 1.5 weeks that were caught and correctly! I would HIGHLY recommend this!

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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 2 year old had regressed and was suddenly not wanting to use the potty. This really motivated her and seriously sealed the deal on potty training! Within about two months after completing the calendar she was fully potty trained! (Minus bed time of course) I was concerned at first and thought Id have to buy another to get her trained 100%, but we ended up making it there by replacing the toys with miniature M&Ms! I agree with others, the price point is a bit high for what you get. BUT!! It worked!! And that was worth the $25 to me for sure!

This product has been a great motivation for my son who is 3 having a hard time potty training . It has made it fun for him and has been successful in making potty time not so scary . He loves the rewards . Would definitely recommend to other parents .

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.

This fun chart has been very helpful with my 3-year-old. The cute, wooden toys give him something to work towards during potty training.