Guest guest Posted November 15, 2006 Report Posted November 15, 2006 Beck- This video seems very hard to come by. The websites I googled said that it was unavailable until November 2007 :-( . Let me know if you have any ideas on how to get it. Thanks - Heidi > > there is a great video that I've mentioned on here before Heidi called Tom Toileting Triumph. It is designed for kids with learning disabilities and ASD. > > Beck J > ( ) Potty training?? > > > My aspie is almost 2.5 and he has hyperplexia, and adhd. I was just > wondering if any of you had a good book to reccomend or any ideas for > potty training? I keep waiting for a sign that he is ready but it > hasn't happened yet. He used to tell me when he was wet or dirty back > when he was about 2 but now he doesn't any more. I hope I didn't lose > my opportunity. He sits on his potty sometimes just to play but only > with his clothes on. He is very rigid and I can imagine it will be > tough. He is not yet in a big boy bed either. > > Thanks -Heidi > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted November 15, 2006 Report Posted November 15, 2006 I just wanted to say I understand what you are going through up till about a week ago. My 3 year old just didn't care but once he was wet had to change right way no waiting. But it seemed he didn't know when it was coming or when it was happening until it was over. My boy loves to be naked and loves to change clothes over and over. So one day I remembered what a old friend of my did to potty train her boys. (9 years ago)She planed for a stay home no one over weekend and went cold turkey the 1st 1 hour she had planed things to do inside with water and the boys wore swim trucks once they wet she told them what had happened and then dried them off. then the next hour they went with just underwear and she would make a game out of sitting on the potty every 10 mins for at 1st 15 sec and each time making it longer that they had to stay next to the potty and every time she heard a tinkle he got a little something and allot of praise or got to do something he loved. next hour added more clothes and when longer between potty breaks by that evening he was asking if it was time potty he was able to wear a pull up at night and on the 2nd day she started again. come Monday the boys where trained. now with my boy he will only go if you tell him it's time to go so as long as i don't get side tracked as to how long it has been since he went last we don't have any messes. But he wears a pull up for naps and bed time and he has not gotten the pooping in the potty thing down. Oh and my boy will not sit to go potty as cause I always had my husband go to the bathroom at the same time to show him. know he thinks he has to stand. With my oldest son my husband would go to the bathroom with him and go 1st then ask him to go in his little boy potty and after about 4 days he had it down but for the pass to years has had problems with makeing it through the night, Dr's said it was because he sleeps to deeply and he should grow out of it since at one time he was making it through the night. I also had a Dr' tell me kids with AS have a harder time potty training and in his findings they are not becoming fully trained until ages 6 or so... But I feel it's just up to the child and how comfortable you make it for him during the training process just my input Good Luck M > > Beck- This video seems very hard to come by. The websites I googled > said that it was unavailable until November 2007 :-( . Let me know if > you have any ideas on how to get it. Thanks - Heidi > > > > there is a great video that I've mentioned on here before Heidi > called Tom Toileting Triumph. It is designed for kids with learning > disabilities and ASD. > > > > Beck J > > ( ) Potty training?? > > > > > > My aspie is almost 2.5 and he has hyperplexia, and adhd. I was > just > > wondering if any of you had a good book to reccomend or any ideas > for > > potty training? I keep waiting for a sign that he is ready but it > > hasn't happened yet. He used to tell me when he was wet or dirty > back > > when he was about 2 but now he doesn't any more. I hope I didn't > lose > > my opportunity. He sits on his potty sometimes just to play but > only > > with his clothes on. He is very rigid and I can imagine it will > be > > tough. He is not yet in a big boy bed either. > > > > Thanks -Heidi > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote
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