This article explores how autism can influence the process of potty training and why children on the autism spectrum may experience unique challenges with toileting. It discusses contributing factors such as sensory sensitivities, communication delays, rigid routines, and anxiety, and provides practical, compassionate strategies for caregivers to support successful potty learning. The resource emphasizes individualized pacing, visual supports, positive reinforcement, and collaboration between families and professionals.
Children With Special Needs: Transitions
When we keep these things in mind we will see greater success for children in our setting. They will feel a sense of security and predic...
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This Resource Library contains materials and assistance for early childhood educators and those they serve. Explore the selection of podca...
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“ This interactive tool allows users to browse 10 years of research—published from 2012 to 2022—on the effects of protective community res...
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While visual supports have been found to successfully support children with autism spectrum disorder and other special needs, visual sup...
