Toilet Training Consultation

Want to toilet train but have no idea where to start? You’re not alone – and we’re here to take the stress and guesswork out of one of your toddler’s biggest developmental milestones.

Whether you’re exploring a child-led approach, prefer a parent-led method, or need guidance for unique circumstances like neurodiversity or constipation, this consult is tailored to support your family’s needs.

We offer a health-focused, developmentally appropriate framework. You’ll learn how your child’s urinary and bowel systems function, how to assess readiness, and how to confidently guide them through toilet learning – minimising pressure, stress, and setbacks. We’ll also tackle common challenges like withholding, accidents, and maintaining consistency between home and daycare.

Let’s help your child build autonomy and confidence – while giving you the tools to stay calm, informed, and supported every step of the way.

Toilet Training Consult & Plan

Format: Comprehensive assessment + written plan

Includes:

• Full review of toileting history, developmental and sensory profile, bowel health, sleep, diet, and family dynamics

• A customised toilet training plan aligned with your child’s strengths, challenges, and learning style

• Written summary with key goals, step-by-step strategies, and recommendations for products or further referrals if needed

Best For:
Families who want an evidence-informed, holistic plan they can implement confidently and independently.

Follow-Up Review & Plan Update

Format: 30-45 minute follow-up consultation

Includes:

• Review of progress, challenges, and current goals

• Updates to the existing plan (e.g., introducing new strategies, preparing for travel or daycare, managing regressions)

• Written summary with revised recommendations and next steps

Best For:
Families who’ve had an initial consult and want continued support as their child’s needs or environment change.

Daycare/School Collaboration & Resource Development

Format: Communication support + custom resources

Includes:

• Liaison with your child’s educators or caregivers to promote a consistent approach across settings

• Development of tailored resources such as care plans, toileting guides, communication tools, and transition plans

• Optional joint meetings with the care team to align strategies and answer questions

Best For:
Families wanting a united, practical approach between home and external care settings to improve outcomes and reduce confusion for their child.