Tailored to your child
Instructions and tips tailored to your child’s age and personality.
Scientific research
Developed by child psychologists based on scientific research.
100% satisfaction
For Premium members we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Parents’ experiences
Listen to the stories and experiences of Dutch parents who have used Go Potty to get their child potty trained. See why they love our app and how it’s made a difference in their daily lives.
Getting started with potty training?
when to start
You wonder how you know when your child is ready. Should you wait until your child starts showing interest in the potty or toilet by themselves?
busy life
You have a busy life. Work, family, sports and socialising. You have no time to do research. In fact, you have very little time and energy to work on potty training.
what approach suits us
What approach works best for you and your child? Are you doing it right? Should you push through or just wait and see? How do other parents deal with this sh&#t?
information overload
Google, social media and advice from girlfriends and your mother-in-law about potty training. What is true now? You can’t see the forest for the trees.
Recognise this? The Go Potty app gives you the right tools and support to get it right the first time. Your child will be potty trained in no time!
what do i need to do
Get started
1. Download the app
2. Check if your child is ready and which method fits best
3. Get Premium (£26.99) and follow the 6 step plan.
3. Be proud of your potty trained child (and yourself 😉) in no time.
What do you get with our app
simple
Simple step-by-step instructions.
customised tips
Instructions and tips tailored to your child’s age and personality.
community
See how others are doing and share your experiences.
progress
Monitor your progress by logging in accidents and successes.
digital coach
Support from our digital coach.
potty training experts
Personal advice from an expert whenever needed.
Potty training through the years
Children are being potty trained later and later. In the 1940s, most children were potty trained at around 12 months. Now, they are 3 years old on average.
This increase is caused on the one hand by the convenience of disposable nappies, and on the other hand because of the parenting style that emerged in the 1960s with its trend for waiting ‘until your child is ready’. This is a myth perpetuated by the nappy industry.
We say goodbye to this habit; let’s go potty! For most children, 18 months is a great age for potty training.

Why potty train?

no more faffing around with nappies
Nappies cost time and energy. As a busy parent you’ve got better things to be doing than changing pooey nappies, right? Once your child is potty trained: bye bye bad smells and red bottoms!

save £500
Nappies cost a lot of money. On average, disposable nappies cost £42 per month. That’s around £500 per year! That would be a great saving, wouldn’t it?

protect the environment
Disposable nappies are hardly recyclable and create 300 pounds of waste per child per year. Each wash of washable nappies consumes about 60 liters of water.