Potty Training with Tot On The Pot, Complete System Includes Parents Guide, Childrens Book, Potty Doll, Toy Potty & Activity Reward Cards, Pediatrician Recommended & Play Based Learning (Andy)

Love this. It is a big help during potty training

Really cute! For granddaughter. Dont know if she used it yet.

The book was helpful, the doll was loved. Appreciated that the doll had anatomical parts to help explain things. However, the activities and cards did not compute with our barely 2 year old. Tangible rewards motivated better. Besides that it was a cute idea.

This kit was a godsend for us as first-time parents! The handbook was incredibly helpful in training my two-year-old when she was starting potty-training. Even though she might not have understood the activities in the reward cards, she really enjoyed just getting a card and sliding it into the little slot in the toy toilet. Shes now three and while we dont use the activity cards anymore, she still enjoys reading the boardbook and her tot is by far her favorite toy! We would have been so lost without Tot On The Pot!!

Our 2 year old has become obsessed with Tommy( what weve named his tot) & as a result has become more consistent with asking to go to the potty! Weve had some major life changes in the past couple of weeks (new baby and dad deployed) but I cant wait to fully dive into utilizing the strategies and tips suggested in the book! I am sure they will work to have him fully potty trained in no time because weve already made so much progress! It is certainly worth trying if your little needs a little extra push to embrace potty training.

OMGOSH! We all love this product. Colorful, fun, and informative all rolled into a potty training system that works. It was a wonderful gift for our niece. Her favorite parts were the drawings in the childrens book (that helped show her the process) and the sweet doll that became her BFF.

We had slow and mixed results with potty training on our own. Our baby loves going potty with the doll and showing the doll how to use the potty. The only down side is how hard it is to take off the dolls clothes (our baby insists that doll takes off clothes to go potty as well). The dolls are... more anatomically correct than I expected. Which, in a strange way helped. Our toddler point to the doll to say where pee and poo comes from. And wipes the dolls butt after going potty just like youre doing to your own child. We help wash the dolls hands after to keep the doll from becoming a sponge at the bottom of the sink. Overall, we have had a lot less accidents. The cards arent as effective as a surprise award. Our baby loves 2 or 3 of the cards and goes thru the whole pile looking for them. Which is fine, serves its purpose as a reward. But, as a whole, its been super helpful.

This would be great... if the “tot” actually sat on the “pot”. The doll doesn’t actually sit nicely on the little potty. What in the world. It was MADE TO SIT ON THE POTTY.

As the founder of Mindful Ninja Mom, you can imagine my overwhelm when my four-year-old daughter wouldn’t use the potty. I knew many of the potty teaching tips, but alas, I couldn’t get my daughter to tinkle or toot in anything but her beloved diaper. That is where Tot on the Pot came in (which I can’t recommend enough)! It has everything that my fearful little girl needed to brave the potty - an engaging picture book, a parenting handbook, cards for celebrating each potty success, and a doll for role playing that came with its very own potty!

Both of our children love this toy! One is 4 and the other 2. Immediately started playing with it, bringing it in the bathroom, into their room, talking to the doll, brushing its hair, asking us about pictures in the book. The book and cards that comes with the toy were also a perfect way to engage both age groups. Our 2 year old particularly loves putting in the cards inside the potty along with hiding other things in it as well! What a brilliant and positive way to introduce or encourage potty training!