Potty Time ADVENTures - Farm Animlas

Game changer when potty training your toddler. I tried many strategies before trying this. My daughter was so excited to open the flap and get a little animal! After getting a sticker and a little prize she was very excited to go potty on the potty. Great product!

Really a good tool for potty training! My special needs boy loves it

This is my second reward calendar purchase (we have bought the cars and animals). Love that there are some prizes which only need one sticker and some that need more to get the prize. We use this as a poop reward system only and it’s working fantastic. Also love the simple wooden toys. They are made of great quality and the painting is very cute. Much better than an overstimulating or easily breakable toy prize. Be warned though my toddler now WANTS the toys and will try to poop even when he doesn’t need to go because he wants the prize.

I cannot express how amazing this was for potty training! So rewarding for the kids and the quality was much better than expected. Such a great idea!

How cool is this idea?! If your kiddo is struggling with potty training and likes advent calendars during the holidays, TRY THIS! I originally saw it on TikTok & got the vehicles version through their website. I was even more excited when it arrived, and realized they’re local to me!!! I live in the PNW, and am more than happy to support a local small biz. He did so well with the vehicles one (potty only) that I ordered this one (Animals) to use for 💩. We’re still working on it, but it definitely helps get him excited to try. He’s autistic and has a hard time staying motivated with new things. The blocks are so fun because they stack! Even if he tries and doesn’t actually make a “deposit,” he gets a sticker to put on the little picture included. Highly recommend this! I’m not usually fond of reward systems (especially when it’s rewarding things he’ll need to do without a reward someday) but it works. Unfortunately, he now tries using his potty nonstop just to get enough stickers to open up a new block. 😅 He went through the vehicles one in about 6 hours. UPDATE: now that it’s been 6 months or so since we started potty training, I wanted to update this with my thoughts on rewards systems. If I could go back in time, I’m not sure I would have introduced something like this. Yes, it worked, but it worked TOO well. He started “expecting” a surprise whenever he used his potty. I ended up buying two of these, one for potty and one for 💩. We’re still working on #2 in his potty, but he’s fully potty trained. I’ve learned that celebrations and praise go a lot further than a quick reward!!! Hope this helps! 😀

I bought this product after I saw a review for it on Instagram. I was unsure of how it would work with my daughter, but decided to just give it a shot. Prior to buying this we had been taking her to the potty several time a day for over a year with not one single successful time. I was desperate as she was about to turn 3! I explained to her that there were toys inside the box and if she would just go potty, she would get to open it and get a toy. I got lucky one morning and (with the help of “potty sounds” on youtube) she went potty. When she got that first toy she was so excited and proceeded to then go on the toilet every single time we took her! It was a major breakthrough for her and I feel like Lil Advents is to thank. We ended up finishing one box quickly and since she still wasn’t completely trained, we got a second set. We also bought a third one for my son as a reward system for other things. The toys are such great quality. They are solid wood and the perfect size to not be a choking hazard to my infant. We’ve been done using the advent sets for a few months and the toys have held up nicely with my children’s rough playing. I highly recommend this system!

My daughter loves these!! Will you please make a Bluey themed version!!

This items was so helpful in our child’s success with potty training. The wood toys are adorable. Earning the stickers was also a great exercise in rewards for accomplishment even if they didn’t get a toy that round.