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Half the dollar store figurines I used to buy ended up forgotten under the couch by bedtime. These are the ones she carries around for days and actually incorporates into her pretend play.





















She started asking for craft stuff instead of candy, which felt like a parenting win I did not expect. These are small enough for the jar and keep her busy for an hour minimum.






















My daughter's brain runs at 900 miles an hour. These give her hands something to do during car rides and homework time, and she actually works toward earning them.






















One morning she refused to let me brush her hair and I bribed her with a sparkly clip from the jar. Now hair accessories are her favorite reward category and mornings are 80% less dramatic.




















Screen time was becoming her default reward expectation, so I snuck small books into the jar. Now she reads in bed instead of asking for my phone, and bedtime takes half as long.




















Not every reward needs to be a toy. Sometimes she just wants something sweet, and honestly after a day where she cleaned her room without being asked three times, she's earned it.





















Started adding pencils and erasers to the jar when I ran out of toy ideas. Turns out she gets MORE excited about a sparkly pencil than a figurine sometimes. Kids are weird and wonderful.


















