For parents of toddlers, 18 months to 3+

Know exactly what to do, every day of potty training.

The 7-Day Potty Plan is a calm, step-by-step kit: a day-by-day guide, the exact words to say, and printable charts that keep the whole family on the same routine. Less guessing, fewer power struggles, more "I did it!"

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The 7-Day Potty Plan kit: guide, printable planner, tracker, reward chart and pocket cards
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Sound familiar?

You know it's time. You just don't know where to start.

You've read ten articles and they all say something different.
You ask "Do you need to go?" and the answer is always "No."
Your child pees on the potty once, then on the rug five times.
Poop is a whole other story, and nobody explains that part.
Grandma, daycare and your partner all do it differently.
You're worried about starting too early, or leaving it too late.

None of this means you're doing it wrong. It means you need a clear plan: what to do today, what to say, and what to do when it doesn't go to plan.

What changes with a plan

A calm routine instead of a daily battle

Potty training is a new skill. Children learn it with clear steps, lots of practice, and an adult who stays calm. This kit gives you all three.

You always know what's next

Each day has a goal, a schedule and a short checklist. Read one day the night before and you're ready.

You know exactly what to say

Ready-to-use phrases for potty time, success, refusal and accidents, so your words stay calm even when you're tired.

You know what to do when it goes sideways

Accidents, refusal, fear of the toilet, holding poop, setbacks: each one has a clear "why" and a "try this."

What you get

Everything you need, in one kit

Beautifully designed, easy to follow, and ready to print the moment you buy.

The 7-Day Potty Plan guide cover
Main guide · 35 pages

The 7-Day Potty Plan

The heart of the kit. Calm, practical and written for busy parents: short pages, clear steps, no jargon.

  • The readiness checklist: start now or wait a few weeks
  • The prep week: supplies, words and meeting the potty
  • Days 1 to 7, step by step, with schedules and scripts
  • Poop: fear, holding and "I want my diaper to poop"
  • Daycare, grandparents, outings, travel and working parents
  • Boys and girls, naps and nights, troubleshooting
7-day potty tracker Potty stars reward chart
Printable planner · 10 pages

The Potty Planner Letter + A4

The tools that make the routine stick. Print them, put them on the fridge, and let them do the reminding.

  • Readiness and prep-week checklists
  • 7-day tracker to spot your child's rhythm
  • 3 reward charts: stars, potty path, dry mornings
  • Daily routine, timing guide and leaving-the-house list
  • Caregiver handoff sheet for grandparents and sitters
Printable pocket cards
Printable · 4 cards

Pocket Cards

The whole plan on four small cards. One for your bag, one for the fridge, one for whoever is babysitting.

  • The 7 days at a glance
  • What to say (and what to skip)
  • What to do after an accident, and when to call the doctor
  • The outing checklist
Daycare note
Bonus · 1 page

The Daycare Note Bonus

A friendly one-page note for teachers and caregivers with your words, your routine and a simple pickup update table. Everyone on the same page, literally.

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How the plan works

One week, one small step each day

Each day builds on the one before. You read the next day the night before, and the tracker tells you how to adjust.

PREP

Prep week

Supplies, simple words and meeting the potty, five relaxed minutes a day.

1

Bare and close to home

Connecting the feeling with the potty. Accidents are how your child learns.

2

Noticing the signals

Using yesterday's rhythm and catching pee a few seconds earlier.

3

Underwear and a first outing

Big-kid underwear and a short, easy trip outside.

4

Stretching the gaps

From timer to routine, and a bathroom routine that sticks.

5

Your child starts the trip

Fewer reminders, more "I went by myself."

6

Out and about

Longer outings, public toilets and car trips without the fear.

7

A new routine

Your family routine for the weeks ahead, and a well-earned celebration.

Work full-time or use daycare? The guide includes a version of the plan built around a long weekend.

Start at the right moment

Is your child ready? The kit tells you.

The best predictor of a smooth start isn't age, it's readiness. Starting a little later with a ready child is almost always faster than starting early with one who isn't. That's why the plan opens with a simple checklist.

The approach is readiness-based and child-led, the general direction most pediatric organizations recommend: you watch for the signs, then offer structure and support.

A few of the signs to look for:

  • Stays dry for about 2 hours at a time
  • Has a word or sign for pee and poop
  • Tells you, or shows you, that the diaper is wet
  • Goes somewhere quiet or hides to poop
  • Wants to do things "by myself"
An honest fit check

Who this plan is for

It's for you if

  • Your toddler is showing some signs of readiness
  • You want a clear, gentle routine, not pressure or punishment
  • You like knowing exactly what to do and say
  • You want everyone who cares for your child on the same plan
  • You're starting fresh, or restarting after a rough first try

It's not for you if

  • You're looking for a guaranteed result by a certain date
  • You want to train a baby with no signs of readiness yet
  • Your child has a medical condition affecting peeing or pooping (talk to your pediatrician first)
  • You need a physical product: this is a digital download
Why it works

Calm is not soft. It's effective.

Accidents are information

Every accident tells you when your child needs to go. The tracker turns that into a rhythm you can use.

Keep it boring

Big reactions, good or bad, turn the potty into a stage. Warm and calm takes the drama out.

You own the routine

You decide when it's potty time. Your child owns their body. That one shift ends most standoffs.

Look at the week, not the hour

Progress zigzags. The plan shows you what a good day really looks like, so a messy one doesn't knock you off course.

Calm adult, clear routine, lots of practice.

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The full Calm Potty Plan kit
  • The 7-Day Potty Plan guide (35 pages)$27 value
  • The Potty Planner (10 printable pages)$12 value
  • Pocket Cards (4 cards)$5 value
  • Bonus: The Daycare Note$3 value
  • Total value$47
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Try it for 7 days, risk-free

Read the guide, print the planner, start the prep week. If it's not right for your family, ask for a refund within 7 days of purchase and you'll get your money back. No questions, no hard feelings.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What age is this plan for?

Most children show readiness somewhere between 18 months and 3 years, and many are ready between 2 and 3. The plan works for any age once your child shows the signs. The readiness checklist on page 6 tells you whether to start now or wait a few weeks.

Will my child really be trained in 7 days?

Seven days is the length of the focused part of the plan, not a deadline for your child. Many children are mostly dry during the day by the end of the week. Others need a few more weeks of practice, which is completely normal. The guide shows you what to do in each case. Night dryness usually comes later and on its own schedule.

Is this a physical product?

No. It's a digital kit (PDF files). You get instant access right after purchase and can read it on your phone, tablet or computer, and print the planner and cards at home.

How do I get the files after I buy?

Right after checkout you'll receive an email from Hotmart, our payment platform, with your access link. All files are in your member area, organized so you can start in five minutes.

I work full-time and my child goes to daycare. Can I still use it?

Yes. Chapter 5 includes a version of the plan built around a long weekend at home, plus a Daycare Note so teachers can follow the same words and routine.

Does it work for boys and girls?

Yes. The plan is the same for every child, and Chapter 6 covers the practical differences, like sitting versus standing for boys and wiping front to back for girls.

What if my child refuses, is scared of the toilet, or won't poop?

These are some of the most common bumps, and each one has its own section: why it happens and what to try. The guide also explains when a short break is the smartest move.

Does it cover nighttime?

Yes, with realistic expectations. Chapter 7 explains why nights come later, the signs that your child may be ready, and a simple bedtime routine.

What paper size are the printables?

Both. You get US Letter and A4 versions of the planner, pocket cards and daycare note.

Is this medical advice?

No. The kit is educational and does not replace advice from your child's doctor. It tells you clearly when to check with your pediatrician, for example if there is pain, ongoing constipation or sudden changes.

What if it isn't right for us?

You're covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee. Just request a refund within 7 days of purchase.

Diapers are almost done. Let's make the last step a calm one.

Get the full kit today and start your prep week tonight.

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