😊💯💥🥳Ohh yeahhh saw you on West Jamaica I I from the east 🇯🇲and I love your story..Keep being that strong family and empowering other families..powerful ministry for the lord..sending you and your family much ❤ Love... you have our support keep going.... I was moved to see your son's improvement ..Blessings be to you my sister😊
Such an informative video; and you had the same concerns as I did about the child not being able to communicate they need to use the toilet. I have a couple of questions: This is week 1 for us and we are trying to gather a routine, and currently she goes near the potty when she wants to wee, and sometimes she goes after doing the deed. She takes off her diaper as soon as she has wet or soiled. Did Alex show any awareness such a this? Also, most importantly, how did he communicate wanting the loo, especially when you’re outdoors?
Thanks for watching and thank you for your feedback. In response to your questions: Yes Alex started showing awareness. He gets it incorrectly quite a few times. The aim is to continue to show him the correct process and he will get it in time. We have worked on speech therapy for bathroom, so now when he is outside he will say “bathroom” or sometimes he will say bathroom please.
@@AutisticEdge Hello, we are doing quite well so far to my surprise. Less wins than accidents but she’s definitely getting the hang of it. We are due to go away to an amusement park this weekend, and now I’m not sure how to deal with that - I don’t think I should put her in a potty. There will be toilets available of of course, so should I keep taking her to the loo according to her pattern and just prepare for accidents?
Watch this video for more tips : th-cam.com/video/FNMzf9OjkEw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Pk0iTHFoiEUlBMM1 If you are still not getting anywhere you need to make an appointment with your occupational therapist for more strategies that will be more specific for your child.
Great topic, my 7 year old just completed his potty training,hoping the 4 year old will soon. Both are on the spectrum.
Thank you! All the best on your potty training journey!
Thanks my daughter has autism. She is three years potty training is hard for me. Bless
You are welcome! Remember to be patient !
I am so happy I saw you on WJC. I will be watching your videos. May God bless you both on this journey.
Welcome aboard! And thank you 🙏
😊💯💥🥳Ohh yeahhh saw you on West Jamaica I I from the east 🇯🇲and I love your story..Keep being that strong family and empowering other families..powerful ministry for the lord..sending you and your family much ❤ Love... you have our support keep going.... I was moved to see your son's improvement ..Blessings be to you my sister😊
Thank you for your kind words, We will by Gods Grace
Go Alex, go Alex. We are so happy for you, mom and dad
Thank you 🙌🙌
I just watched your amazing journey on WJC Mentorship program. May God bless and keep your ministry. 😊😊Awesome ministry.
Thank you very much!🙏
To God be the glory, well done my dear Terry, God bless 🌹🌺
Thank you kindly
I learned about you guys from WJC.. You guys are awesome 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Wow! Thanks for your kind words 🙏
Thanks for these very helpful tips, Sis Terry! God bless you richly 🎉🙌🏾💖🙏🏾
You are so welcome🙌🙌🙏🙏
Excelente tips as always sis TerryAnn contenue the good work blessings 🙏🌹🙏🙏
Thank you, I will
Real talk! Love this!
Thank you
This is very informative and important
Yes, thank you
Such an informative video; and you had the same concerns as I did about the child not being able to communicate they need to use the toilet. I have a couple of questions:
This is week 1 for us and we are trying to gather a routine, and currently she goes near the potty when she wants to wee, and sometimes she goes after doing the deed. She takes off her diaper as soon as she has wet or soiled. Did Alex show any awareness such a this?
Also, most importantly, how did he communicate wanting the loo, especially when you’re outdoors?
Thanks for watching and thank you for your feedback.
In response to your questions:
Yes Alex started showing awareness. He gets it incorrectly quite a few times. The aim is to continue to show him the correct process and he will get it in time.
We have worked on speech therapy for bathroom, so now when he is outside he will say “bathroom” or sometimes he will say bathroom please.
@@AutisticEdge Hello, we are doing quite well so far to my surprise. Less wins than accidents but she’s definitely getting the hang of it. We are due to go away to an amusement park this weekend, and now I’m not sure how to deal with that - I don’t think I should put her in a potty. There will be toilets available of of course, so should I keep taking her to the loo according to her pattern and just prepare for accidents?
Great tips
Glad you like them!🥰
Great tips❤.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. 🇯🇲
You are so welcome
Hes not talking. How do i know if hes ready if he can't talk
Watch this video for more tips :
th-cam.com/video/FNMzf9OjkEw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Pk0iTHFoiEUlBMM1
If you are still not getting anywhere you need to make an appointment with your occupational therapist for more strategies that will be more specific for your child.
Great tips
Glad you like them!
Glad you like them!