Chart tip:
Once printed use reward stickers such as foil stars or happy faces each time your child has a successful trip to the bathroom to fill in the boxes on the chart. Have your child work towards a goal, for the first day we gave our son a temporary tattoo at the end of the night for his successful day. Each day he got a special little reward like an extra story. At the end of the week he got a wooden train that he had been asking for to add to his Thomas Collection. Whenever we asked him to go to the potty and he seemed to hesitate I reminded him about the sticker chart and train, then he couldn't wait to go.


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Chore Charts and Responsibility Charts


Blank Chart download
Basic Responsibilies download

Reward Chart tip:
Use the blank chart to fill in your own child's chores and goals such as getting along with siblings, picking up toys, etc.

When using the charts that already have daily goals you can use the spots on the row that has chores to fill in the chores on specific days.

Slip your chart into a protector sheet to make it re-usable by using dry erase markers.

Reward Coupons tip:
You can use these coupons for rewards such as doing good on their responsiblity chart, inside plastic Easter eggs in place of money or candy, doing good on a test, etc.