Potty Training with Ms. Amber

12/09/2026

A big question that every parent has, when should I start potty training my child?

Does your child tell you that they went p**p, p*e, or potty? Are they dry during the night or during naptime? If you said yes to all these questions, it is time to potty train your child.

If you and your child care provider is consistent with the potty training, your child can be potty trained within a week.

If you have any questions please email me at [email protected]." rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected].
I do consultations with families, I also can work with you during the week.

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24/08/2026

Good afternoon everyone.
Some of that is in the process of potty training are putting pullups/diapers during nap time. Please stop, this is confusing your child about using the restroom. Some children will hold their p*e or p**p until it is on. It takes time, structure, and reminders for your little one. It will happen.

07/02/2026

When you are potty training your child it might be hard. One reason is that your child is loosing part of their control and they don't want that to happen. A lot of children will resist to use the bathroom because they want the control of potty training themselves.
To start, take your child on a special date. Take them out for a hot chocolate or a special treat. Let them know that they are really special to you, and that you see a superhero in them. How is that? A superhero helps little ones by donating their diapers/pull ups to younger children who are not ready to use the potty. To help the other children we are going to go on a shopping trip.
Give your child a choice where they would like to go shopping;ex. Walmart, Target. Let your child pick out their own potty chair, underwear, a basket for them to put their toy in so they don't get FOMO (fear of missing out), and a bell for them to use each time they go potty.
This is a lot of information but its good information.
If you need more help, please email me or send me a message on Facebook. I do give 30 minute consultations for $75.00.

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10/01/2026

The holidays are now over!! You really want to have your child potty trained, am I right? You might believe now we can start because morning is in the way. Do you need done help? I do 30 minute consultations for $75. I can also work with your family. Send me a message if you want some help.

30/11/2025

The holidays are here and you ask yourself, "Is this the time to potty train my child?" Anytime is a good time to potty train my child. I know many of you are traveling and your afraid that your child will not use the bathroom due to the potty seat is not for little ones. You can get a portable folding seat from Amazon to help you with your worries.

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12/11/2025

Potty training tips:

How do we know that my child is ready for potty training?
Here are a few ways of knowing that your child is ready for potty training.

1. Your child can stay dry for a two hour stretch.
2. Your child wakes up from a two hour nap dry.
3. Your child can pull their pants down or understanding simple un******ng.

If you would like to have a potty training consultation please reach out to me.

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07/09/2025

Is your child having potty accidents?
Your child might have FOMO, Fear of missing out. How can you take care of the problem?
Take care child shopping for three things; a bell, a timer and a basket. Allow your child to pick all three items.

1. The timer is for your child to turn on to remind him to go to the bathroom and also be in control of the situation.
2. The basket is for your child to put in the toy(s) that they are playing with so they feel that their toy(s) will not be moved or taken away.
3. The bell is for your child to ring every time they use the potty. Each time your child goes potty they get to ring the bell. If your child went p**py, your child gets to run around the house ringing the bell and say that they went p**py in the potty. And at that time you give your child a lot of praise.

I don't believe in treasure boxes or the sticker system for every time that a child uses the bathroom. It is part of life and development of a child. If you still want to make a big thing out of it, after a few days or weeks of them using the bathroom take them out for a treat and say thank you for being a great son/daughter.

Always praise your child with words or hugs because materials things only last awhile. Praise and a hug lasts for a lifetime.

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23/08/2025

Hello everyone,

It looks like vacations are coming to a slow down and we are getting back to our lives.

Here are some signs of potty training readiness:
1. Child can say dry for two hour stretch.
2. Child wakes up dry from a nap.
3. The child can pull their pants down or understanding simple un******ng.

There are more signs to look at. If you want some help on potty training your child, I do offer services.

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01/07/2025

Potty training tip:

Here is some information about autism you might want to know. It is now by levels instead of saying what type of autism you or your child might have. This could also cause for your child to have problems with potty training.

This information I got from https://infinitycenteraba.org/the-three-functional-levels-of-autism/.

As you may know, Autism is a spectrum disorder that affects individuals in different ways. The three functional levels of Autism are a way to categorize the severity of the disorder and help identify the level of support an individual may need.

Level 1: Requiring Support

Individuals with Level 1 Autism require some support in social situations, communication, and sensory processing. They may struggle with social interactions and need some assistance in understanding social cues and building friendships. They may also have difficulty with transitions and changes in routines.

Level 2: Requiring Substantial Support

Individuals with Level 2 Autism require substantial support in social situations, communication, and sensory processing. They may have difficulty with communication and require assistance in understanding nonverbal cues and developing language skills. They may also struggle with self-regulation and have sensory sensitivities.

Level 3: Requiring Very Substantial Support

Individuals with Level 3 Autism require very substantial support in social situations, communication, and sensory processing. They may have limited verbal communication skills and rely on nonverbal communication, such as gestures or pictures. They may also have significant sensory sensitivities and struggle with self-regulation.

It’s important to remember that each person with Autism is unique and may not fit neatly into one of these categories. However, understanding the three functional levels of Autism can help us provide appropriate support and accommodations to individuals on the autism spectrum. Let’s work together to create a more inclusive and understanding world for everyone!

If you would like more information on our assessments and individualized treatment plans for children, ages 1-8, contact us at 443-300-6362 or [email protected].

As you may know, Autism is a spectrum disorder that affects individuals in different ways. The three functional levels of Autism are a way to categorize the severity of the disorder and help identify the level of support an individual may need. Level 1: Requiring Support Individuals with Level 1 Aut...

29/06/2025

Potty training tip:

How do I know that my child is ready for potty training?
Here are some answers for you:
1. Your child can stay dry for a two hour stretch.
2. Your child wakes up dry from a nap.
3. Your child can pull their pants down or understanding simple un******ng.
4. Your child has regular, predictable bowel movements.

There are more signs that you can tell if your child is ready for potty training. If you have any questions just DM me.

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