Jan 10, 2025

Potty Training tips for children with SPD or Autism

Alexis Richardson, MS, OTR/L | Pediatric Occupational Therapist

Are you ready to make potty training a positive experience for your child? As a pediatric occupational therapist, I know that potty training children with sensory sensitivities or autism requires more than just standard approaches – it needs a deep understanding of your child's unique needs and the right strategies to support them.

That's why I've created this comprehensive guide specifically for parents like you who want to help their children succeed in potty training while honoring their sensory needs and building their confidence. Whether you're just starting this journey or looking to make the process smoother, these proven strategies can transform challenging moments into opportunities for growth and independence.

Why This Guide Will Transform Your Potty Training Journey

Create a Stress-Free Experience: Learn how to adapt your bathroom environment and routines to match your child's unique sensory needs, turning a potentially overwhelming experience into a comfortable one
Build Your Child's Confidence: Discover proven strategies to help your child feel more in control and capable, leading to increased independence and self-esteem
Prevent Common Challenges: Understanding your child's sensory needs helps you anticipate and avoid typical obstacles before they become issues

Remember, with the right strategies and support, your child can master potty training in a way that respects their unique needs and builds their confidence. This isn't just about bathroom skills – it's about helping your child feel more capable and independent in their daily life.

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