Toilet Train Your Child with Autism

She recommends starting by carefully recording when your child is urinating and making a bowel movement. Based on that schedule, you can sit your child on the toilet when you know he's most likely to go to the bathroom. The more often you do it, the better, since it gives your child more opportunity to be successful, win motivating prizes, and reinforce positive behavior.

Index: Toilet Train Your Child with Autism

1. Prepare to Be Patient
2. Be Sure Your Child Is Healthy
3. When to Start Toilet Training
4. Start Hydrating
5. Get Ready for a Potty Party
6. Start Your Potty Party!
7. Focus on Bowel Movements
8. Toilet Teaching Tips for Working Parents
9. How to Manage Fecal Smearing
10. Resources