Part 1. Creating a Fun and Engaging Space for Kids in the Toilet

Today I want to talk about toilet training for autistic children. Okay, Huge disclaimer here. I'm not saying that any of these techniques are research based or evidence based or whatever. This is just what I've learned from the first clinic I've ever worked at. That is a very good method, I believe that's very systematic and has worked and served me well. I don't know if it'll work for you. That is case by case basis. So now that we have that disclaimer out of the way, I want to tell you that this method you should try. If you've tried the other evidence based techniques, you know, like the scheduling or whatever, telling stories about, you know, toilet or whatever, if you try those, it doesn't work. Maybe you should try this because it just. It's just logical. Okay? First of all, make the toilet a good experience, all right? The last thing you want is that your child hates the place, okay? If they've struggled with you inside the toilet, you have to undo it, okay? It's not always about forcing the child to do something by.