Where can I get help toilet-training my child?

Published: Mar. 2, 2022Updated: Jun. 23, 2022

While a typically developing child is usually potty-trained or toilet-trained by the age of three or four, an “average” age for kids with disabilities doesn’t really exist. This is a big topic, so to get some insight and direction, we reached out to a pediatric urologist, a pediatrician, and a behavior analyst. Check out our article Toilet-Training Tips & Strategies to hear professional advice about common toilet-training difficulties, how to start, and what steps to take if you’re feeling stuck.

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