Potty Training An Autistic Child

Toilet Training Autistic Children: When to start

Many parents worry about potty training autistic children. Children with special needs can be more difficult to potty train. It's good to get started early with potty training but remember that for children with autism, your child's developmental age is a better indicator than their chronological age. But don't worry - my potty training e-book will give you the necessary skills for toilet training autistic children.

Toilet Training for Children With Autism Is Not So Hard

Toilet training children with autism doesn't have to be as hard as you think. If you have tried other methods without success, I can tell you that my toilet training guide is ideal for potty training difficult children as well as those demonstrating toilet training resistance. With my easy to follow potty training guide, your child will be dry for both daytime and night time.

Your child or toddler with autism may be ready before they have mastered all the skills that are traditionally given as signs of readiness.

Potty training for autistic children - some tips!

1. Relax! - stay relaxed and positive, and you will find potty training your boy or girl much easier.
2. Health - make sure you child is in good health before you begin
3. Preparation - this is the key to success with autistic children.
4. Motivation - offer rewards for success on the potty.
5. Consistency - once you start, stick to your method.

As parents, you know your autistic child's needs better than anyone. Add this knowledge to my very successful 3 day potty training e-book and you will see amazing results with your child.

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