Your Toilet
Toolbox
A thoughtful guide to toilet training
neurodivergent tots
, Knowledge is POWER, here’s the
knowledge...
1. Check for Readiness
Look for signs like:
Staying dry for 1–2 hours
Interest in the toilet
Awareness of being wet or dirty
Ability to follow simple instruction
2. Use Routine & Visuals
Create a consistent toilet routine (e.g., after meals, before bed)
Use a visual schedule to show each step (Go → Sit → Wipe → Flush →
Wash)
Use simple, clear language every time
3. Support Sensory Needs
Use soft seats or headphones if needed
Keep the bathroom calm and predictable
Bring comforting items if helpful
Toolbox
A thoughtful guide to toilet training
neurodivergent tots
, Knowledge is POWER, here’s the
knowledge...
1. Check for Readiness
Look for signs like:
Staying dry for 1–2 hours
Interest in the toilet
Awareness of being wet or dirty
Ability to follow simple instruction
2. Use Routine & Visuals
Create a consistent toilet routine (e.g., after meals, before bed)
Use a visual schedule to show each step (Go → Sit → Wipe → Flush →
Wash)
Use simple, clear language every time
3. Support Sensory Needs
Use soft seats or headphones if needed
Keep the bathroom calm and predictable
Bring comforting items if helpful
