Showing posts with label toilet training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toilet training. Show all posts

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Important date change


Change of date for the Potty Power Workshop, here are the details...


Dear All,

There has been a change to the “Potty Power: Toilet Training for Children with Special Needs” workshop. The workshop hosted by ABC of Kuwait is to be rescheduled for Monday the 28th of May at 6.30pm.

We apologies for any inconvenience but for all of those that have reserved seats your place(s) will continue to be held. If you are unable to attend or have any other problems please contact us on the number below.

For everyone else who would like to attend, please contact us as soon as possible as seats are limited.

Kind regards,

  

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Potty Power Workshop

I would like to share with you an excellent learning opportunity.  ABC of Kuwait is hosting a toilet training workshop for children with special needs.  This workshop is open to ALL adults who deal with special needs children.  Hurry up and book as spaces are limited.

For more information on toilet training in general please follow this link.

Monday, December 12, 2011

Mama, I need to go!


Potty training is a part of parenting that many dread, as it can be messy and exhausting, but once mastered provides huge relief.  An interesting article from Healthy Children provided information on the emotional development needed for toilet training.  Many parents just assume that by a certain age the child has to be potty trained.  It is very important to remember that each child is different, and these emotional indicators can help in easing the toilet training process for you and your child.  Observe your child's general behavior and his/her behavior towards potty use, keeping in mind these four aspects:


  1. Self Mastery- The desire to control one's own functions and environment.
  2. Resistance- The desire to control physical functions and environment.
  3. Desire for Approval- Basically your child's desire to get your approval and imitate behavior.
  4. Social Awareness- Looking at your child's desire to be like others.
For the full article, click here.