Episode 46: 3 Steps To Potty Train An Autistic Child With Compassion!

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In this episode, we’re exploring the essential steps of potty training for autistic children, all while emphasizing compassion. Potty training can be a challenging journey, especially for children who are autistic. I’ve broken down the process into five steps, each designed to create a supportive and comfortable environment for your child or student. I’ll see you inside the show!

Topics Discussed:

  • Challenges autistic children face with potty training
  • 3 steps to potty training with compassion
  • Preparing autistic children with visuals and social stories
  • What you get in the Potty Train With Compassion mini-course

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Free Social Story Library: Support Predictability and Communication

Social stories can be a powerful tool for helping children understand what to expect, build confidence, and navigate everyday moments with more clarity and calm. Yet finding clear, ready-to-use social stories that are respectful, developmentally appropriate, and focused on connection—not compliance—can be time-consuming.

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This library offers a collection of social stories you can download and use right away—stories that support children in:

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Each social story is designed to put the learner first, using language and visuals that make expectations clearer while honoring neurodiversity and authentic experience.

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