Toilet Training (And Other Personal Care) Techniques : A Guide for Parents, Teachers & Providers: A Guide for Parents,

Relax, sit still and this will help release the tension off your shoulders wondering what to do and how to train your child and/or students on how to be potty trained. The insights in this book will help a young child with potty training; if your child is older than three or four years old, even older, and not completely potty trained, this guide will help. I am optimistic that this manual will help you meet your child's needs. My ultimate goal is for this to be shared throughout the world, to be implemented successfully by middle and low-income populations, and even by teachers, especially VPK teachers & paraprofessionals employed by the school district who are having trouble knowing what to do with a student after an accident has occurred in the classroom. I am determined to provide help and growth to students who are developmentally delayed, special needs, or autistic, as well as to typical children, so they can become more independent and self-determined. This is written for any population and any class to use.

Shouberte Jean-Baptiste was inspired to write this mini-guidance book for parents who need help amid the pandemic. Many parents now at home with their children are wondering how they will continue their child's therapy. Others, whose children do not require therapy, can take advantage of this time to train their children in good habits of personal grooming and hygiene. In this way, the pandemic can also become an opportunity to instill lifelong patterns of cleanliness in your child. For the author, it has been an opportunity to offer help to the community.

Shouberte Jean-Baptiste has a Master of Science degree in counseling with a concentration in applied behavior analysis. Shouberte has worked with children for several years and has a background in communication sciences and disorders. She has also worked in the school system as a Speech-Language Therapist. She has recently accepted a new role working with infants as an Infant Toddler Developmental Specialist and as a Behavior Therapist, also known as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). Shouberte received her bachelor's degree from the University of Central Florida and her master's from Nova Southeastern University. She is currently studying to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.