Potty Training a Child with Autism

How to Potty Train a Child with Autism: The Complete Guide Most parents start potty training because the child shows an interest in using the toilet. They want to be…

Step 1: How do I know when my child with autism is ready to be potty trained? First, we need to understand a little bit about how your child’s body…

Step 2: Creating a plan for potty training your child with autism “All you need is the plan, the road map, and the courage to press on to your destination.”…

Step 3: Getting set up for potty training Similar to how we find the right tools to help us do our jobs more efficiently, we must make sure our child…

Step 4: Potty training communication Recognising when you need a wee comes naturally to most of us. We feel the sensation and go to the loo, we barely even need…

Step 5: Nappies off, pants on! “Potty training, what a load of pants!” Changing from one item of clothing to another is no big deal for most of us, especially…

Step 6: Potty training in action! Like with most big decisions which involve trying something differently, it helps to set a date. By committing to that day, you can make…

Step 7: What about the poo? When your child is having a wee, the poo may come through as a bonus. Maybe you spotted the child was about to go…

Step 8: Potty training when out and about At the moment, getting out and about in lockdown is not so easy. This doesn’t mean toilets won’t be necessary after once…

Trouble Shooting Tips Okay, don’t forget. Practice makes progress. Here are some troubleshooting tips that will help you when potty training your child with autism: Stay calm and positive The…