Potty training and toilet use is not a glamorous topic, but it is such an important milestone, and one that many sensory kids struggle with! Got a 2-year-old who screams during attempts to sit on the potty, or a 6-year-old who seems unaware that they’ve had an accident? Knowing which sensory strategies to use can help your child use the bathroom well without a lot less worry and stress. We’ve put ALL of our best strategies inside the brand new Potty Training Toolkit: For Kids with Sensory Needs.

PUBLIC RESTROOM HYGEINE ETIQUETTES FOR KIDS🚽🧻🚾🚻 1. Clean toilet seat with a wet wipe. 2. Cover seat with toilet paper. 3. Wrap hand with TP 3. Flush after closing lid. 4. Flush using tissue, don’t touch it directly. 5. Wash hand thoroughly. 6. When leaving bathroom try not to touch handle of door. Got any more tips? Share in comments. #kiddiegramtraveldiaries [ public toilets restrooms kids hygiene cleanliness tips parenting ] | Kiddiegram