Peejamas Debuts Ultimate Guide to Potty Training Charts

As the developer of Peejamas overnight diaper alternatives and the father of a young child who recently graduated from diapers to underwear, Craig Hammond is very familiar with the challenges of potty training.

Thankfully, there are some great online resources for motivating kids and tracking their progress, but they’re scattered all across the internet. To help parents in the thick of potty training, Craig and the Peejamas team have consolidated those resources into an Ultimate Guide to Free Potty Training Charts.

Peejamas are soft and pliable enough to serve as comfy pajamas. They are also absorbent enough to keep kids from soaking through their pajamas and onto their sheets, but they still allow children to feel moisture when they start to urinate, triggering them to get out of bed and use the toilet.

Craig invented Peejamas, which are made from a soft blend of cotton and bamboo, while in search of a better way to help his own son potty train. He turned to Kickstarter to raise capital for his new business, and Peejamas quickly became the most successful child apparel product ever launched on the fundraising website.

Craig is guided by the idea that potty training doesn’t have to be a source of dread, and the Peejamas website is full of resources to help parents and kids work together to achieve this important milestone.

He is optimistic that the guide will be a valuable resource to enhance the toilet training process.

“There are many great charts out there that reinforce different aspects of potty training and motivate kids in different ways — whether it be through a board game-style progression or a chart with kids’ favorite superheroes or Disney characters,” said Craig. “We’ve found the best of these, categorized them for easy filtering, and put them together in one place on our website.”

The Peejamas website also contains ultimate guides to other resources, such as the best bedwetting alarms, practical tips for potty training, and reviews of different diaper alternatives that are easier on the earth than disposable diapers.

Peejamas can be washed over 300 times before they begin to lose absorbency. Since diapers are the third most prevalent item in landfills, reusable diaper alternatives are a key way to reduce waste. To date, Peejamas have prevented over 15 million disposable diapers from ending up in landfills.

Craig said that minimizing waste is just one of the many beneficial functions of Peejamas.

“Peejamas don’t contribute to deforestation like diapers do,” said Craig. “They’re soft on the skin and free of harmful chemicals, and they’re significantly cheaper than diapers per use.”

Peejamas have been featured by a number of national news outlets as an economical and eco-friendly alternative to disposable diapers, including Parents magazine, USA Today, and ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox news.

To learn more about Peejamas or access their Ultimate Guide to Free Potty Training Charts, visit www.Peejamas.com.

About Peejamas

Peejamas are nighttime training pants that are an alternative to disposable diapers. Meant to support children with nighttime incontinence or to get over that final hump of potty training, Peejamas are made with kids in mind.