Potty training is hard, and can drive a parent nuts. Here's what research says (and doesn't say) about what to do and when.

A pediatrician and an occupational therapist share tips for parents tackling potty training with their kids. Here are five takeaways from their talk.

Yes, you can potty train an autistic child. Here are tips to help you when potty training an autistic child and ways to work with nonverbal and nonspeaking children.

The blaze happened Sunday in the Connelly Springs area of Burke County after the book was left under a child's seat in the car, officials said.

With the right approach, potty training doesn't have to be difficult. Medical experts say it's about timing, patience and supporting your child as they take another step toward independence.

Is my child helping pull their pants up and down or doing it on their own? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then your child may be ready to start conquering potty training.

What should you know about potty training children with autism? Potty training issues, signs of readiness, and more.

If your child has autism, you are not alone in potty training, and there is plenty of support and advice out there. Here is a quick guide to potty training with autism, including common issues ...

Toilet training isn't a simple transition for kids—or parents. The best potty training seats make things easier for everyone.

ERIC, the children's bowel and bladder charity, answer commonly asked questions about potty training, including when to start potty training, what to do when your child won't poo and more.