 | Early-Start Potty Training by Linda Sonna
Buy new: $10.17 / Used from: $1.22 Great book, good resource. I began at 15 months, not sure about the information for starting earlier then that, but found the information in this book from 15 months on well worth it.
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 | My Potty Reward Stickers for Girls: 126 Girl Stickers and Chart to Motivate Toilet Training by Tracy Foote
Buy used from: $18.77 I recommend using these stickers as a motivational tool. We started by giving one every time she went and moved on to one on a calendar at the end of an accident free day.
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 | Classic Cloth diaper - 5 pack - Toddler
Great transition to underwear. Really helped my daughter feel when she was wet. Not hard to wash, great product.
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 | Pull-Ups Training Pants with Learning Designs, 3T-4T (32-40 lbs), Mega, 40 training pants
Buy new: $17.99 These are great to use when you are out and about where accidents may happen or for naps and bedtime until they are old enough to not wet. We liked the feel wet liner ones, they seemed to help.
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 | 3-Pack Training Pants
Buy new: $5.99 Once we started having accident free days, we switched to these, more like underwear, but a little thicker for leaks or accidents. Best training pants I have used or seen. Soft and comfortable.
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 | The Potty Book - For Girls by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
Buy new: $5.95 / Used from: $0.01 Great book. We began reading this to her before we started potty training (about 14 m) it is now in the bathroom and we read it alot. Good story and explains accidents and the potty process well.
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 | Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants with Learning Designs
Buy new: $17.99 These also helped work for my daughter because we would set a goal for her to keep Buzz dry all day. The characters can make a difference and be a good Motivator.
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 | First Experiences: It's Potty Time by Roger Priddy
Buy used from: $0.40 Good book, bright colors, More for boys, but my daughter likes the pictures.
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 | Amazing Art Duffle
Towards the end when she was getting the hang of things we offered a toy at the end of the day if she had no accidents. This caught on quick. Buy inexpensive small trinkets and keep stocked up. Another good idea is to wrap them and keep them in a bowl in the bathroom for them to pick one and unwrap each trip to the potty or at the end of the day.
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