Toilet training with less stress and a clear plan.
Show your child what happens in the bathroom, step by step. Visual schedules, charts and 1,150 ideas, ready to print today.
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Potty Training Made Visual
Visual Schedules, Bathroom Routine Printables, Toilet Training Charts & ABA Life Skills
Toilet training can feel like a lot.
- Accidents keep happening, even when you try your best.
- Your child is afraid of the toilet, the flush or the noise.
- Your child does not follow spoken instructions.
- Every sit turns into a power struggle.
- Everyone gives you different advice and you don’t know what to follow.
It is not your fault. Many children need to see the steps, not just hear them.
Pictures make the routine clear.
A visual routine shows the same steps in the same order every time. Your child can see what comes next, so there is less guessing and less nagging.
Visual routines
Picture steps replace long spoken instructions.
Positive teaching
ABA-style teaching breaks the skill into small steps and rewards each win.
Simple data
Easy tracking sheets show what is working, so you can change one thing at a time.
Based on guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics, CDC, Autism Speaks and published ABA toilet-training research.
Three parts. One complete toolkit.
The Step-by-Step Guide
9 short chapters: readiness signs, bathroom set-up, visual schedules, the ABA toolkit, a 4-phase plan, poo training and constipation, sensory needs and fears, school, public toilets and travel, accidents, regression and night-time.
The Idea Bank
1,150 numbered ideas in 29 categories: rewards, praise phrases, chart designs, social story topics, ways to ask for the toilet, ABA strategies, sensory fixes, hygiene, travel, older kids and teens, and more.
21 Printable Pages
Visual schedules, picture cards, charts, token board, data sheets, communication cards, home-school notes, a social story and a certificate.
21 pages, ready to print.
Print on card stock, cut, laminate and start.
Who it’s for
This is for you if you are:
- A parent of a toddler
- A parent of an autistic child or a child with developmental delays
- A teacher or nursery staff member
- An ABA therapist, RBT or BCBA
- An occupational therapist
This is not:
- Medical advice
- A replacement for your doctor or BCBA
- A quick fix. Every child learns at their own pace.
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Follow the 4-phase plan.
Everything you get
- Step-by-step guide in 9 short chapters
- 1,150 numbered ideas in 29 categories
- 21 printable pages
- Bathroom routine visual schedule
- 16 cut-out picture cards
- First/Then board and token board
- Weekly sticker chart and Road to Potty Champion chart
- Data sheets: baseline, scheduled sits, task analysis
- Poo diary, accident log and dry night chart
- Communication cards and key-ring travel cards
- Home-school notes and caregiver plan
- Brave-steps ladder, social story and certificate
- Instant PDF download, 57 pages, A4
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Questions
What format is it?
A PDF with 57 pages. You can read it on any phone, tablet or computer, and print the printable pages.
What devices do I need?
Any device that opens PDFs. Most phones do this already. You only need a printer for the printable pages.
Does it print on A4 and US Letter?
The pages are designed for A4. On US Letter, choose “Fit to page” or “Scale to fit” in your print settings. Everything stays readable.
Is it suitable for autistic or non-verbal children?
Yes. The routine is visual, so your child does not need to follow spoken instructions. It includes picture cards, communication cards and a social story. Every child is different, so go at your child’s pace.
What age range is it for?
It is written for toddlers, and for older children and teens who need extra support. The Idea Bank has a section for older kids and teens.
What if my child isn’t ready yet?
Chapter 1 has readiness signs and a checklist. If your child is not ready, you can start with the visual routine and come back to training later.
How do I receive the file?
After payment you are sent to a download page right away. Download it and save it to your phone or computer.
Do you offer refunds?
Because this is an instant digital download, please read the contents above before you buy. Write to us if there is a problem with your file and we will help.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is educational content. It does not replace advice from your doctor, paediatrician or BCBA. Speak to them about medical concerns, constipation that does not improve, or pain.
How do I get support?
Message us at [YOUR CONTACT]. We reply as soon as we can.
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