Toilet Training Activities
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All Glittered Up
Little girls especially will love having a special scent that can only be used after sitting on the potty and washing her hands.
Age: child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Just for fun
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An Underwear Hunt
Build the excitement about wearing undies by taking your child on an underwear hunt!
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Just for fun
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Bathroom Steps
Create a fun path to the potty or the bathroom together that your child will love to follow.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Hand/eye coordination, Just for fun
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Cheers! A Toast to Toilet Training!
There’s no better way to celebrate toilet training success than a toast to your child’s accomplishments.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Parties and Celebrations, Just for fun
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Clean up time
There may be no better time to teach about cleaning up than during the toilet training process.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Just for fun
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Counting Squares
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Hand/eye coordination, Just for fun
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Dot to dot
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder
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Favourite Songs
Warm up your voice and summon your creativity – and get ready to sing!
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Parties and Celebrations, Just for fun
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Fill 'er Up
Rewards programs are often suggested to parents eager for toilet training to become a habit. Set up your reward system.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Parties and Celebrations
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Front to back
A lesson that is sometimes overlooked by parents is teaching the child the proper way to wipe with toilet paper, which is front to back.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Muscle builder, Hand/eye coordination
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I'm like a sponge
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Just for fun
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Let's get dressed
Fun ways to teach your toddler to get dressed and undressed to help with toilet training.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Hand/eye coordination, Just for fun
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Little Sprouts Project
Why not plant a seed and watch it grow and mature and help to learn about “wet” and “dry”?
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Hand/eye coordination
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Magical Water
Add a little “magic” to the toilet training process for your child, it may go a little smoother and be a lot more fun!
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills:
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My toilet training library
Pick a few books that can be stacked or stored near the potty or toilet. It’s a perfect time to read a story ans distract your toddler.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills:
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Personalised Potty
Let your toddler know that this is their special potty by allowing them to give it a personal touch.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Hand/eye coordination, Just for fun
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Potty Picasso
It can be hard to get a toddler to sit on their new potty or the toilet. Create a special project especially for that time.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Hand/eye coordination, Just for fun
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Potty Prince or Princess
It’s important for your toddler to have tangible proof that they have succeeded while toilet training. That’s where this activity can help.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Parties and Celebrations, Just for fun
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Potty School
Children love to role-play adult jobs, and role-playing is an excellent way to help your child learn.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Just for fun
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Toilet Training Paper Chain
Paper chains can be a creative motivator for your toilet training toddler. Get creative today!
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Hand/eye coordination, Parties and Celebrations
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Toilet Training Step by Step Cards
Turn a fun craft project into a learning tool by making cards that illustrate their trip to the bathroom, step by step.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Just for fun
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Silly Face Success Book
Combine your child’s comic ability and love of looking at themselves and what do you get? An adorable book.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Just for fun
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A Silly Potty Dance
Turn your toddler’s enthusiasm for dancing into a fun way to announce that they have to go to the potty or toilet.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Muscle builder, Parties and Celebrations, Just for fun
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Splash Power!
Water is a pivotal player in the potty training game, and kids are fascinated by it.
Age: Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Just for fun
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Success Song and Dance
At this age, children love song and dance, so capitalise on this attraction by creating a toilet training victory song.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Parties and Celebrations, Just for fun
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The Potty Chain
Celebrate a successful visit to the toilet with a call to Grandma, Grandpa or an Aunt.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Parties and Celebrations, Just for fun
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The Up-and-Down Dance
If your child has trouble pulling his or her pants off and on quickly, then this is the game for you.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Hand/eye coordination
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Tippy the Toilet Paper Worm
If your toddler struggles with pulling off the right amount of toilet paper, let Tippy help.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder, Hand/eye coordination,
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Toilet Paper Roll Crafts
Make fun crafts using the empty toilet paper rolls.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Just for fun, Hand/eye coordination
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Wet and dry collages
What’s wet? What’s dry? One way to show them visually – and have some fun in the process! – is to create wet and dry collages.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder
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What Do You Feel? Game
For a child who is in the toilet training process, an important concept to learn is to feel the difference between wet and dry.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Hand/eye coordination, Mind builder
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Who's Wet?
Water play is a great way to help your child recognise the difference between being wet and staying dry.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Just for fun, Mind builder
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Who Wears Nappies?
This fun craft and activity will help the toilet training process by making your child want to model their favourite cartoon characters – and not wear a nappy.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Just for fun, Hand/eye coordination, Mind builder
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Wish, Wipe, Wash
Teach your child toilet training with the help of three Ws; Wish, Wipe, Wash
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Mind builder
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Yes or No Game
A fun game that reinforces information they need to know to help the toilet training process.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Just for fun, Mind builder
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Pull-Ups Toilet Training Story Book
Make a story book and insert your bubs name as one of the main characters.
Age: toddler, child Duration: short
Skills: Just for fun, Making memories, Mind Builder