Barts Potty Tabs
$15.95
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Potty Tabs are a fun way to teach children to use the potty or toilet.
The key to the successful teaching of children is to attract and keep their interest for the necessary time.
The product was developed with the collaboration of pediatricians and child psychologists.
Nobody likes it when something is always the same and that is the reason why BART’S offers three types of motivational tablets, each with a different visual and sound effect. Every POTTY TABS package contains a mixture of 20 motivational tablets which makes every use different than the previous one.
Support independence and autonomy
Psychologists all over the world agree that potty training is one of the most important events that can affect a child’s mental development, so taking a positive approach can play a very significant role in their lives.
Internal Motivation
It is a proven fact, that through internal motivation techniques we can get the best outcomes. Where we do something for our own inner positive feeling, rather than for a reward such as praise – or on demand. If we enjoy the learning process itself, then any external motivation is internalised.
Modern times require a modern approach
Experts agree that the increased use of disposable nappies has lead to later transition to potty in modern children. We cannot expect for disposable nappies to ever be obsolete, and grandma’s advice will always be invaluable, however POTTY TABS are the answer for today’s parents who are looking to make that step in the modern way.
Research has shown that in order to keep your child interested in potty training, the motivation needs to change constantly. When your little one enjoys the motivation, they will want to go to the potty on their own, again and again, until the practice becomes a habit.
When someone tries to pin a child to a potty by placing them on it too regularly, apply pressure, increase their voice volume, this can have a negative effect. A child needs time, a positive attitude, and ideally an internal motivation.
There is a difference between regular and accidental potty use. The difference is that when the child uses it regularly, you no longer have to place them there, lure or persuade them. The child simply wants to use the potty. Because when the child likes using it there is no danger of returning to nappies.






