Autism Resources for Daylife
Our toilet training category offers a range of resources and techniques for parents and caregivers of autistic children to help them learn and succeed with toilet training. From tips and tricks to specialized products and support, we have everything you need to guide your child on their toilet training journey.
Potty training a child with autism can be a unique and challenging experience. There is no one-size-fits-all approach; what works for one child may not work for another. However, some general tips and strategies...
5 Tips to Successfully Toilet Train Your Autistic Child Toilet training your autistic child can be difficult, and it’s easy to feel frustrated when they don’t do it as normal kids do. But with...
Autism Potty Training in 3 Days? Learn How!
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The video you linked is a TED Talk by Dr David Eagleman titled “Can we create new senses for humans?”. In the talk, Dr Eagleman discusses the possibility of using technology to create new...
Hello there! I am Barbara Lester, a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in working with children and teens affected by autism spectrum disorders and their families. Today, I would like to discuss the...
How do you teach children with autism to use the toilet? For some children with autism, a simple visual story works well at teaching toileting. However, this does not work for everyone. Using the...
When it comes to potty training a child with autism, the process may be delayed depending on the child’s abilities. However, seeking advice from a behavioural specialist can make the process easier. In this...
Potty training can be challenging and sometimes frustrating for parents, especially when their child has autism. Children with autism may have sensory processing differences, communication challenges, and other unique needs that can make potty...
We are currently in the process of teaching our daughter, who has autism, how to use the restroom for bowel movements. Unfortunately, she seems to be hesitant about the idea. As a result, we...
Jack appears to be showing an interest in the bathroom. Wonder if it will translate into success?
