This book could easily be condensed to a 6- or 7-page pamphlet. The idea is a good one: help parents potty train their child who might have communication and/or other difficulties. But Wheeler just has one main point (use a picture system, with clear, literal pictures for each step of the process). She uses silly, unnecessary "case examples" with fake names. Overall, I felt like I didn't learn much useful information from this book and don't think I'll keep it in my library.
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The best insights into how to help our kids! Buy it -- you won't regret to investment and it will help.Clear, concise, practical,authoritative and easy to read.
I bought the book "Toilet Training for Individuals with Autism or other Developmental Issues" because I work in the field. It has been a great tool with lots of great ideas.
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