Evidence-based Strategies For Toilet Training and Addressing Common Toileting Problems (Nv)

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2. Which of the following would probably NOT lead to success in ending bedwetting?

Telling the child they cannot sleep on the bed until their nighttime accidents have stopped

Limiting drinks for 1 -2 hours before bed

Waking the child up in the middle of the night to use the toilet

Giving the child a reward after they have remained dry throughout the night

3. If a child, who has been removed from their home, is extremely fearful of going to the bathroom, you may want to __________________.

Talk to the child to find out if you can determine what they are afraid of

Talk with the caseworker about the child’s trauma history

Consult with a Certified Behavior Analyst

All choices are correct

5. If the child has been doing well with toileting, then starts having accidents, which of the following is NOT recommended to get the child back on track for success?

Establish a new baseline of when accidents occur.

Increase your frequency of reminding the child to use the toilet.

Assess whether or not the child is still motivated by their reward for using the toilet.

Have the child sit on the toilet for longer periods of time

7. Which of the following would be an effective reinforcer when your child is toilet training?

They get a small toy, sticker or stamp after each time they use the toilet

You tell them you will bake them cookies at the end of the week

They get ice cream for dessert after a day of no accidents

You put a check mark on their toilet training chart on the wall

8. Once you have determined that your child is ready to start toilet training, you should _________ by recording the frequency of when your child soils their diaper or has accidents.

Establish a baseline

Assess their readiness

Begin charting their progress

Evaluate their physiological needs

Evidence-based Strategies For Toilet Training and Addressing Common Toileting Problems (Nv)

1. It is important that you do not ridicule, belittle, or punish ______________ for having toileting accidents.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which of the following would probably NOT lead to success in ending bedwetting?

3. If a child, who has been removed from their home, is extremely fearful of going to the bathroom, you may want to __________________.

4. When starting a toileting schedule, it is important to establish and follow a schedule for giving the child something to drink.

5. If the child has been doing well with toileting, then starts having accidents, which of the following is NOT recommended to get the child back on track for success?

6. At 12 -24 months you should expect that a child will begin _________________.

7. Which of the following would be an effective reinforcer when your child is toilet training?

8. Once you have determined that your child is ready to start toilet training, you should _________ by recording the frequency of when your child soils their diaper or has accidents.

9. When children are first learning to use the toilet, you should only give a reward for using the toilet after they have re-dressed and washed their hands.

10. Toileting skills begin to emerge at ____________________.

Evidence-based Strategies For Toilet Training and Addressing Common Toileting Problems (Nv)

1. It is important that you do not ridicule, belittle, or punish ­­­­­­­­­­­______________ for having toileting accidents.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which of the following would probably NOT lead to success in ending bedwetting?

3. If a child, who has been removed from their home, is extremely fearful of going to the bathroom, you may want to __________________.

4. When starting a toileting schedule, it is important to establish and follow a schedule for giving the child something to drink.

5. If the child has been doing well with toileting, then starts having accidents, which of the following is NOT recommended to get the child back on track for success?

6. At 12 -24 months you should expect that a child will begin _________________.

7. Which of the following would be an effective reinforcer when your child is toilet training?

8. Once you have determined that your child is ready to start toilet training, you should _________ by recording the frequency of when your child soils their diaper or has accidents.

9. When children are first learning to use the toilet, you should only give a reward for using the toilet after they have re-dressed and washed their hands.

10. Toileting skills begin to emerge at ____________________.

1. It is important that you do not ridicule, belittle, or punish ______________ for having toileting accidents.