Have a girl? Use this motivating chart with stickers of real children to imitate. Stickers of soap, toilet tissue, washing hands, underwear etc. will motivate your child.

If you are throwing a "no more diapers" party, you can used these for the thank you notes! Fun notes for parents with new babies through toddler age. Thank you notes that are unique and can be used for anything!

Toddlers are intrigued with poop, so I am including some cute poop books.

Use some fun books, but only read them while sitting on the potty!.

While this is not essential, if your child loves Sesame street, then why not let them watch the video. I am fond of subtle things that might remind your child of going to the potty, hence the coloring book as my #1 on this list. If you are coloring or watching tv... why not let it be about potties!

Anything that will keep your child interested in the potty will help - try this for fun.

Just incase you need a new towel for the bath. Try one of the many fun animal hooded towels on amazon.com!

There is heavy text on these pages which make the book too old for a toddler unless you make up your own text to go with the images. But it is a very fun read with lots of unique facts. If you have an older child in the house, it could be fun to have both children reading their "potty books".

If you want to get a doll to demonstrate, try Potty Patty - or look for Potty Scotty.

Potty Scotty - like Potty Patty, use this doll to play and demonstrate with your child.

Potty songs and rhymes made up to the music of popular nursery rhymes. Once again, the key to potty training is making it fun and knowing your child's personality! If you enjoy singing with your child, this could be a big hit!

Here's the sound one for Boys.

A good method if you have an older child and both of you are very patient. (Keep in mind though, you will be reminding your child about the potty after "training in less than a day")

Specifically for children with autism. Also try the activity and sticker books as some reviews on those mentioned they were helpful with autistic children.

Good sturdy potty with easy to remove seat.

Don't forget the stool so you can wash hands and also use it when you move to the adult toilet.

When you are potty training, still use diapers for night and naps. Gradually stop at naps. Then work on dry nights.