Title: How to Potty Train a Child with ADHD | What You Need to Know - Potty Training Central
Headings: How to Potty Train a Child with ADHD | What You Need to Know
How to Potty Train a Child with ADHD | What You Need to Know
When should you start potty training an ADHD child?
Before potty training, keep a ledger
Like any job, potty training requires the right tools
Start by getting the child used to sitting on the potty
Be prepared for accidents – They are going to happen
When your child is too distracted or too hyper-focused to go potty
Reward your child for potty success
Be sure to teach proper hygiene
Graduate from diapers, to pull-ups to underwear
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Content: So, keep note of what kind of things they like to do that will keep them sitting in one place for a few minutes that they can also do while sitting on the potty. In the beginning take them to the potty about 15 or 20 minutes after they have eaten, and maybe at 90 minutes to 2 hours intervals through the day. If you have kept a ledger of their potty habits use that to determine how long you should go before taking them to the potty. Be prepared for accidents – They are going to happen
Be sure to communicate to your child what the potty is for and what you are expecting of them. But just be aware that in the beginning going potty is going to be somewhat hit-and-miss. Accidents are going to happen. Be prepared for them. When an accident happens, do not make a big fuss over it. Instead, express your confidence that they will do better next time. Try to build up their confidence.