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Oct 12
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Motivating Child To Sit On The Toilet

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How Occupational Therapy Helps with Toilet Training: Motivating Your Child to Sit on the Toilet Longer Toilet training can be one of the more challenging milestones for both parents and children, especially for those with additional support needs. For families in Bondi Junction and Mascot, our Occupational Therapists play a vital role in guiding parents through the process of helping children master toilet training. One of the most difficult parts of this journey is motivating children to sit on the toilet for longer periods. Finding the right motivation is key, and when done right, it can make all the difference…

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Sep 20
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Online toilet training program for children with autism in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Toilet or Potty

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Choosing Between the Toilet or Potty for Toilet Training: Insights from Occupational Therapists in Bondi Junction and Mascot Toilet training is an important milestone for both parents and children. When your child is ready to toilet train, there are some decisions to make. Deciding whether to use a toilet or a potty can make the process smoother. Both have benefits and drawbacks, depending on your child’s needs and your home environment. Our Occupational Therapists in Bondi Junction and Mascot explain how to make this choice simpler. Potty Advantages: Child-Friendly Size: Potties fit children perfectly, making them less intimidating. Portability: You…

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Sep 11
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Little buy learning to pull his pants up as he lerns to toilet train in Occupational Therapy session in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Teach child to pull pants up and down

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Teaching children to pull their pants up and down is a crucial step in toilet training. It empowers them to gain independence and builds their confidence. Our Occupational Therapists in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinic believe that independence is important for all children. Here’s a fun and simple guide to help parents and caregivers teach this important skill: Prepare the Environment Clothing Choices: Choose pants that are easy for your child to manage. Elastic waistbands are great because they don’t have tricky buttons or zippers. Accessible Bathroom: Make sure the bathroom is child-friendly. A small stool can help your…

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Aug 08
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Online toilet training program for young children with autism in Bondi Junctiona dn Mascot.

What Is Toilet Timing?

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Toilet training a child with autism can be a rewarding yet challenging experience. One effective strategy is “toilet timing,” a method where you take your child to the toilet at regular intervals. This approach can help establish a routine and make the process easier for both the child and the caregiver. Our online toilet training program is called ‘1s and 2s‘, and we use toilet timing as part of the process. Let look more closely at toilet timing: Understanding Toilet Timing Toilet timing involves taking your child to the toilet at set times throughout the day rather than waiting for…

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Jul 03
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Young child with autism learning to toilet train

Why is it hard to toilet train?

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Learning to toilet train can be tricky for children for several reasons. For children with autism, this can be even harder. It’s a big change from wearing nappies. It requires mastering new skills and routines. Let’s explore why toilet training can be challenging for children. Why Toilet Training Is Hard for Children Physical Readiness: It requires children to control their bladder and bowel movements. This can be tough because they’re used to going whenever they need to in a diaper. It takes time for children to develop the muscles and coordination needed to hold it and use the toilet. Sensory…

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Jun 27
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When to start toilet training

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Knowing the right time to start toilet training can be tricky. However, here are some signs that can help caregivers decide when their child might be ready. Every child is different, so it’s important to look for cues and be patient. Physical Readiness: Children need to have some control over their bladder and bowel movements to start toilet training. Signs of physical readiness include many things. Are they staying dry for longer periods? Are they having regular bowel movements? Do they show awareness of when they need to go? Interest in the Toilet: If a child shows interest in the…

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Jun 23
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Online toilet training program for young children with autism in Bondi Junctiona dn Mascot.

Toilet training

By | Toilet Training

Toilet training is a big step in a child’s journey toward independence. It’s all about learning to use the toilet instead of nappies for going to the bathroom. Let’s explore how children learn to toilet train and the exciting milestones along the way. How Children Learn to Toilet Train Awareness: It often begins when children start to become aware of their bodily sensations. They may notice when they need to pee or poop and show signs of discomfort or interest in the bathroom. Imitation: Children learn a lot by watching others, so they may start to imitate the actions of…

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