Potty training kit Ansley is definitely no where close to ready for potty training yet, but this kit looks fabulous!  I wish I had had it when I was PTing Hannah all those years ago! Good to see a post from you, Auntie Jean!  Does this mean you're back?  I dug this info out for a friend. If your child is not yet potty trained, this is a really, really nice kit. It is free of charge. It is (of course) not just for ASD children, but it is great and you cant beat the price! So far it hasnt really worked for us (SIGH), but it may help your child. Best regards, Jean        Storybook-Start with a story that allows your child to try everything the bear cubs do in the book.         Poster- Hang this “ready… set… go!” reminder in the bathroom where your little one can see it up close. Each of the steps matches the story you share. The cute cubs are there to encourage your child to try it, too!            Stickers-The reward. Match them to each of the steps in the poster or come up with a system of your own. Kids love stickers, and what better way to celebrate each success along the way!            Roll Ruler-Kids just love to unravel the Charmin. Who can resist? Here's a little something to show just how much to use. Four squares are enough…not too little and not too much. Plus, the squeezable softness of Charmin makes potty training softer on the skin. And that makes moms and kids happy.            Photo Magnet-Place your child's picture in the center and hang it on your refrigerator as positive reinforcement for potty training success.            Potty Training Diploma- When your child has successfully completed her potty training, recognize her achievement with a diploma from Charmin University.           Home | Privacy Statement | Terms and Conditions | PG.com | Contact P&G © 2005 Procter & Gamble. Claims valid only in the U.S.        http://www.samples.aohosting.net/campaign/Charmin_PTK Jean38665.6648263889hang in there my son is 7 and all of a sudden just started with potty training we are no where completed but its coming I think repetion is a key factor It sounds great but my jonathan seems to care less about rewards and Things tahnks for the info though THANKS FOR THE INFO ANYTHING FREE IS WORTH A TRY
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