Reward charts?

Theyre effective but they motivate good behaviour because they will get something out of it rather than its the right thing to do. But tbh who believes a 2 or 3 year old can reason to that extent? I used reward charts for sleep training and potty training

I found they lost their appeal and stopped working after a week or two. I tried changing the stickers but it didn’t matter. He was tired of the sticker chart.

As a teacher of almost 2 decades I have never used them with my kids and don’t plan to. I think in *some* circumstances with school aged children they can be helpful if a student needs visual and more frequent feedback than is typical in the school setting.

Ideally though we want to create intrinsic motivation for doing things rather than extrinsic. If you’re going to do it with a 2 year old you need to make sure your expectations are developmentally appropriate. Like having a toddler have to clean up their toys every day for a week straight and then get a sticker is not appropriate. The task/time period has to be VERY SHORT for this age. What exactly are you wanting to use it for?

We tried but after a few days my daughter wasn't interested as it wasnt new/fun anymore..waste of money personally!

Initially theyre good but I think the novelty wears off quickly