Project Potty.
Step-By-Step Toilet Training Guide for Parents
A simple, practical potty training program that helps toddlers learn quickly and calmly—without stress, pressure or confusion.
Project Potty is a proven toilet training guide created for parents who want clear steps, child-friendly tools, and real solutions.
Whether your toddler is just starting, resisting the toilet, or struggling with constipation, this guide gives you the confidence and structure to succeed.
Toilet Training Can Feel Hard.
But It Doesn’t Have to.
If you’ve tried rewards, timers, books, or online advice and nothing is working, you’re not alone.
Many parents feel overwhelmed by toilet training, especially when toddlers resist, avoid sitting on the toilet, or struggle with constipation.
Project Potty gives you a clear, evidence-based plan with specific actions you can use at home, day care, or out and about.
What's inside
Everything You Need to Toilet Train with Confidence
Practical step-by-step program
A clear, day-by-day approach to toilet training that shows you exactly what to do, what to say, and how to respond in any situation.
Printable visual tools & resources
Sticker charts, poo charts, weekly trackers, and guided scripts that help your child understand their body and feel motivated.
Troubleshooting for common challenges
Expert strategies for:
✿ toilet refusal
✿ anxiety or fear of pooing
✿ constipation
✿ regressions
✿ power struggles
Why it works.
A method that matches how toddlers learn.
Project Potty uses simple behavioural strategies that focus on connection, repetition, and body awareness—without pressure.
You’ll learn how to support independence, reduce stress, and encourage your child to tune into their body’s signals.
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Evidence-based, practical techniques
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Designed for stubborn or reluctant learners
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Gentle and child-led
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Builds body autonomy and confidence
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Suitable for families starting fresh or restarting after setbacks
Success stories from real parents.
"Such clear steps. My toddler finally understood what to do.
We got further in 4 days than we had in 4 months.”
Kate M.
