Here is a quick guide to potty training with autism, including common issues, signs they are ready, and steps to success.

I am going to provide some high-level suggestions and then turn it over to a dear friend, Karen Deerwester, author of The Potty Training Answer Book: Practical Answers to the Top 200 Questions ...

That's the first step. The second step is to take their BM's to the potty, drop it under them. Let them see that's what you're after but don't flush it away yet. And the third step, when they are ...

However, most potty training skills can be learned before you stop using nappies, which can be one of the last steps in the process. Thinking about it this way means that you don’t need to wait ...

Also, be ready with a step stool for your kids, so they can wash their hands in the bathroom, and some undies (stashed away for the time being until you get to that phase in potty training ...

“It could be a sticker chart or lucky dip bag that celebrates every little step towards potty training, like getting dressed or washing their hands.” “If you’ve already talked to your ...