Potty Timer

A gentle, repeating reminder that it's time to try the potty.

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Pick how often to remind, then press Start

Potty reminders so far: 0

Minutes Seconds

Space start / pause · R reset

How to use the potty timer

Choose how often to try — every 30 minutes is a common starting point.
Press Start. When the chime sounds, head to the potty.
The timer restarts by itself and counts each reminder, so you can keep going all day.

Start with frequent tries (every 20–30 minutes) and stretch the gap as your child stays dry longer.
Keep each try short and relaxed; praise the effort, not just success.
Pair the chime with a routine: potty, flush, wash hands, then back to play.

Every child is different; ask your pediatrician if you have concerns.

How often should a toddler try the potty?

Many parents start with every 20–30 minutes in the first days of training, then gradually lengthen to 45–90 minutes as accidents become rare.

Does the potty timer repeat automatically?

Yes. When it reaches zero it plays a chime, adds one to the reminder count, and starts the next countdown straight away.

Will it work if my phone screen locks?

Browsers may pause sound in locked or sleeping tabs. Keep the page open and the screen on; the timer requests a screen wake lock where supported.

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