Potty Training 7. If he did, he never mentioned it in any of his baby books.
Potty training is often a major issue with children who have autism .
The only thing that really stood between us and Beulah Land was sheer stubborness. He was tall enough to use the toilet and had long since physically outgrown his plastic potty-chair. I locked the door and sat on the edge of the tub. He ate a lot of crackers, which made him very thirsty. He drank a lot of juice because screaming and eating crackers makes your throat really dry.