Potty training can feel overwhelming—but with consistency, structure, and the right support, your child can be successful. At RaisenABA, we partner with parents to create an individualized, evidence-based potty training plan that fits your child’s needs.
What Parents Will Learn
Parents will receive step-by-step coaching on:
• Signs of potty readiness
• Creating a simple toileting schedule
• Using positive reinforcement to encourage success
• Responding calmly and effectively to accidents
• Teaching communication skills for requesting the bathroom
• Fading prompts and building independence
How ABA Supports Potty Training
Our approach focuses on:
• Antecedent strategies (routine, visual schedules, and reminders)
• Teaching replacement skills (requesting the bathroom, sitting, wiping, flushing)
• Positive reinforcement for successful attempts
• Data tracking to monitor progress and make adjustments
Parent Coaching & Support
Parents are actively involved in every step. Our BCBAs:
• Model potty training procedures
• Coach parents during real-time practice
• Provide visuals and take-home tools
• Adjust the plan based on progress and family routines
Individualized & Compassionate
Every child is different. We tailor potty training plans for:
• Toddlers and older children
• Children with limited or no vocal communication
• Sensory sensitivities or resistance to the bathroom
If you’re ready to start—or feeling stuck—RaisenABA is here to help.
Potty training doesn’t have to be stressful. RaisenABA provides individualized, ABA-based potty training with hands-on parent coaching, visual supports, and positive reinforcement to help your child build independence—at their own pace.
Potty Training FAQ
How do I know if my child is ready for potty training?
Readiness may include staying dry for short periods, showing awareness of wet or dirty diapers, following simple directions, or showing interest in the bathroom. Your child does not need all signs to begin—ABA can help build readiness skills.
What if my child has accidents?
Accidents are a normal part of learning. We teach parents how to respond calmly, reduce attention to accidents, and reinforce successful attempts so progress continues without frustration.
How long does potty training take?
Every child is different. Some children make progress in weeks, while others need more time due to communication, sensory, or medical factors. Our BCBAs use data to monitor progress and adjust the plan as needed.
Can potty training work for non-verbal children?
Yes. We incorporate visual supports, schedules, and communication strategies such as PECS or AAC to help children request the bathroom and participate successfully.
Will parents be trained?
Yes. Parent coaching is a key part of our potty training program. Parents are taught how to follow the plan, respond to accidents, and promote independence across home and community settings.