Toilet Training for Individuals with Autism and Developmental Disabilities (2015)

Dr. Mendy Minjarez, a behavioral psychologist at Seattle Children’s Autism Center, will review best practices for addressing toilet training goals for children with autism or other developmental disabilities.

[@catinaclaytor3245]

my son has autism and i been potty training him since he was 2 and he still not potty trained yet

[@magnola4ever]

This worked perfectly :-) thx for posting!

[@Iris-vo5gd]

Seriously, God bless you for this video!

[@omerPhD]

Thank you sooooo much for helping parents.Allah bless you

[@duncansmith69]

The problem I have with this method is my autistic child has a very restricted diet and does not play imaginatively with toys, so the reward aspect is very problematic, as well as trying to force liquids and salty things.

[@XxCindy_RodriguezxX]

Hi, my son is 6 he is on the spectrum and non-verbal. Me and his behavioral therapist been doing potty training since he was 4 and we set timers and only reward a good snack(that he rarely have) after going potty. I been putting him on underwear and we are still having issues every day. Also its been consistent as well. We do the timers every 15 mins.

[@dancingpixie74sb]

I mean my child screams and cries all the sudden in public bathrooms😫

[@dancingpixie74sb]

What about a child who's scared of the toilet in public bathrooms?? She's also scared of the big toilet.

[@kentlarson5020]

awesome training,

[@marafuentes3904]

I know you’re in a different state but I am begging for help for my 4 y/o autistic child. I can’t seem to find programs here. Please.