Potty Social Story and Visual Routine Charts for Back-to-School Toddlers

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Preview of printable Potty Story and Visual Steps Chart for toddlers, showing routine steps in both text and no-text versions with calm toddler-friendly illustrations.


Potty Time Can Feel Overwhelming at School

Starting daycare or kindergarten is a big step for any toddler. New bathrooms, unfamiliar routines, and being away from home can make potty time feel scary or stressful — even for children who are trained at home.

That’s exactly why I created this toddler-friendly Potty Social Story and matching Toilet Routine Chart set. These tools help your child feel confident, supported, and more independent — whether they’re just starting potty training or need visual reminders during school routines.

What’s Inside the Potty Kit

You’ll receive both a text version and a no-text version, designed with toddlers and visual learners in mind:

✔ Social Story: “When I Need to Go Potty at School”

  • Simple, toddler-friendly phrases that walk through each step

  • Calm, autism-supportive visuals

  • Formats: US Letter size and Half-page foldable booklet

✔ Toilet Routine Charts

  • One-page potty routine chart with 8 simple visual steps

  • Clean square icons with soft colors and a white background

  • Includes labeled and no-text versions

Back-to-School Benefits

  • Helps toddlers understand where, when, and how to use the bathroom at school

  • Builds confidence for daycare or preschool transitions

  • Supports nonverbal or autistic children with clear, structured visuals

  • Reduces bathroom-related anxiety and accidents

  • Encourages independence and routine-building at an early age

Real-World Tools That Support Your Routine

Pair your printable visuals with helpful real-life tools. These two favorites make school mornings easier and more confident for everyone.

🚽 Rabb 1st Potty Training Seat with Step Stool

This all-in-one potty seat and step stool is designed to grow with your child — and ease the stress of school bathroom routines. With a sturdy build and soft cushion, it's perfect for home, daycare prep, or preschool transitions.

  • Height-adjustable with 6 positions (up to 3 inches) for a perfect fit

  • Soft waterproof cushion protects sensitive skin and stays comfortable even in cold months

  • 2-in-1 design also works as a step stool for brushing teeth or reaching high spots

  • Foldable, lightweight, and child-carryable — easy to store and easy for little hands to manage

  • Wider steps + upgraded triangle structure give toddlers extra support and confidence

This is the kind of tool that helps toddlers feel steady and independent — especially when using a big toilet for the first time.

White and gray toddler potty training seat with step stool showing labeled features including handles, backrest, splash guards, anti-slip pedals, and triangular support.


🧻 Cottonelle GentlePlus Flushable Wipes

These soft, flip-top flushable wipes are perfect for school mornings and daycare bags. We used them alongside our potty routine visuals to help keep things clean and simple.

  • Includes 8 flip-top packs (336 wipes total)

  • Made with aloe and vitamin E for sensitive skin

  • Leaves little ones feeling dry, fresh, and confident

  • Septic-safe and designed to be gentle and sustainable

  • Certified by FSC and made with 100% plant-based fibers

Whether you're sending your toddler to preschool or setting up a home bathroom routine, these wipes make a big difference — no mess, no fuss.


Cottonelle GentlePlus Flushable Wipes 8-pack with 336 total wipes, aloe, vitamin E, and chamomile, for toddlers and sensitive skin.

🛒 Get the Full Potty Kit on Etsy

This printable pack is ready to download and print today — just in time for school season.

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