The bowl under the seat can of course be removed and it usually has side pockets for placing the toilet paper or toys. Taking into account that some children are afraid to sit on the regular toilet, this type of chair is very good as it looks friendlier and it is adapted to the child s height and needs. How is this potty training chart method used? Technically speaking it is very simple. First you need the potty training chart which you can either create yourself or download and print out. There are lots of printable potty training charts. Then, every time your child goes pee-pee or poo-poo put a sticker in a square on that day of the week. When the diapers are removed from the doll you and the child are supposed to dress the doll in the pants or the underwear and throw a party as a reward. The pants and the party are the reward that the child will also receive if he goes potty like the doll. Last but not least, the potty training kit should have some feeding bottles. Many potty training problems appear because the parent does not have sufficient time to dedicate to this stage of the child s life. It is natural for the child to pose some resistance to using the potty especially if the child has been wearing diapers for some time. Parents now have to understand that first they have to fight an old habit and then instate a new one in its place. Some of the potty training resistance reasons are: the fear of sitting on the potty chair, pushing a child too early or too fast towards doing this, harsh punishments or incorrectly applied rewards for doing or not doing it, forceful and aggressive implementation of the use of the potty, inconsistent training or mere stubbornness of a child who simply enjoys trying to control the parents. If you do some research on the internet you will surely agree with my feeling, as there are countless sites presenting potty training theories, approaches, methods and materials, equipment, etc. Besides the moms and dads who share their experiences in the field of potty training, there are also specialists, among which pediatricians and psychologists, who write and explain the dos and don ts of potty training and the related phenomena and situations.