Since many of these charts can be printed for free, you can try a few to see which one suits your needs. If they don't work, scrap them and move to another format. No harm done. Training pants are part of potty training so there’s no point thinking about them until your toddler is ready for the potty. This is generally between 18 months and three-and-a-half years.

The Bambino Mio ones work for us and seem to wash and dry well.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user T0rt0ise) Our verdict Machine washable and reasonably priced, Paw Patrol unisex pants are a useful stepping stone between nappies and proper pants, although some reviewers say that they’re not hugely absorbent, so they may be better for toddlers who are further down the line with potty training. They were useful in the in-between months when mine had no clue about using the potty and before they finally went into pants. It gave them the chance to use the potty or toilet independently, but if they didn't bother, then they didn't need a change of clothes.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user megletthesecond) Our verdictThe main thing to consider is whether your child is happy in their new pants - and appealing patterns and recognisable characters will help them make friends with their new undies. From a practical perspective, look for training pants that are machine washable and easily dried as you'll likely get through a handful in the first few days. Most of the training pants on our list are machine washable and easy to dry. We had a couple of pairs of cloth training pants for long car journeys or other people's houses if they had carpet! Just in case.” (Type of product recommended by Mumsnet user AegonT) Our verdict Sizes: 18 - 24 months, 2 - 3 years and 3 - 4 years | Age range: 18 months to 4 years | Machine washable: Yes What we love

Pull-ups has a free, printable certificate to signify when a child moves from diapers to Pull-up pants. It has a cut-out for your child's face, which makes for a great photo opp. From Sleeping Beauty to Snow White to Pocahontas to Mulan, Disney princesses have inspired many as beautiful, yet strong, heroes of the silver screen. Add some sparkle to your child's potty training instruction with this full-color milestones chart featuring the whole bevy of beloved princesses.The NHS advises that it’s really important to remain calm and patient during the potty training process and to allow your child to take all the time they need to adjust to using a potty rather than nappies. So it's time to potty train your child. Take a deep breath and have a little fun with it. After all, there are some great resources to make the process a celebration of learning a new skill rather than an overwhelming obstacle on the way to a diaper-free life. Sizes: 1-2 years, 2-3 years and 3-4 years | Age range: 12 months to 4 years | Machine washable: Yes What we love When it comes to introducing your child to potty training pants, it's important to make it a positive experience.

Related: We reveal the best baby food maker for weaning, according to parents Types of potty training pants: what's the difference between training pants and pull-ups? Sizes: 18-24 months, 2-3 years and 3-4 years| Age range: 18 months to 4 years | Machine washable: Yes What to loveSizes: Small (<6 months) to extra large (2 years +) | Age range: 6 months to 2 years | Machine washable: Yes What to love Minions made their silver screen debut in Despicable Me and then appeared in a movie bearing their own name in 2015. There's something irresistible about these little yellow creatures, and you'll find them on this calendar chart that includes a place for your child's name, Monday through Sunday rows, and 7 columns.