Every Step Counts: Toilet Training, Ages 0 to 10

He pees in the potty sometimes, but holds his poop until the night diaper goes on. Stickers, candy, and long sits haven't worked, and now he screams at the sight of the bathroom.

"Not toilet trained" tells us the outcome. It doesn't tell us where the difficulty begins. This guide helps you find it, and teach from there.

Written by a habilitation specialist with more than twenty years in families' homes, for parents and providers of young children with autism and developmental disabilities.

Inside this 26-page printable guide:

• Check the body first: why pain is never a behavior problem

• Making the bathroom a friendly room, and what to do when it's become a war

• A toileting log to find the timing

• The 7-part bathroom routine, one small piece at a time

• What to say, and not say, about accidents

• The child who waits for the diaper

• 4 ready-to-use habilitation goals with teaching steps

• Printables: Toileting Log, Bathroom Plan, Routine Checklist, Toilets Look Different, and signal cards

Instant download. Print at home on letter paper. For personal use only.