Potty Training Social Story

My son first wanted to play with the app because of the sound it makes after each action/time you touch the screen. Then he started to notice that it was about how to go use potty and he watched it over and over. One day he just decided he wanted to use the potty and he was potty trained! Never had an accident and didn’t wet the bed. I think allowing him the space to decide for himself as opposed to my “training” him, made it much less stressful.

HORRIBLE

Wasn't what I had hoped. There's no animation and no sound or at least the sound doesn't work. It focuses more on how EVERYBODY goes to the potty rather then HOW to potty. My autistic son needs DETAILS (not body parts but what happens in the potty) to see to mimic. I bought a $0.99 app and it has everything I wanted and plus he loves it. This was a waist of $4 !!

My 4 year old has PDD-NOS, and after two years of training he is doing it by himself every time.

After 7 years we finally have a potty trained boy and I give this app all the credit. This is what it finally took to make our non-verbal autistic child understand how to use the bathroom. He literally played with the app for a couple of hours then ran in the bathroom and went potty! He loves this app and thought it was really funny. I can't thank you enough for creating this!

Don't understand why no sound

After reading the reviews I was unsure whether or this app would be good. For a NT child this app may be too bland, but for my autistic son it was just right. He enjoyed the simple actions without all the overwhelming background and unrelated sounds you get in most potty apps. It really is just a social story for going potty with the interactions of a quiet flushing sound and showing the pants/underwear coming down. Good for us, but before you buy think whether it will be right for your child :)

I really like the concept of this app. I got it for my toddler who does not have autism because I like the straightforward story without the games other have. Two suggestions for future updates: add the ability to go back to the home screen at any point in the story, and fix the sound. My son liked hearing the story but all of a sudden it stopped working. The sound effects of the toilet flushing etc is still there, but the voice is gone, even though it is on the correct setting.

No more Informative than a typical child's book on potty training. Slightly deceitful to claim that it is tailored for children with special needs. It is just another child's story on potty training. Not intuitive on how to change pages. I actually thought the app was frozen until I got the hang of the swipe gesture to skip to the next page. Production values on the art are kind of weak. But some of the animations are cool. It's just that you don't always know where to click to discover the animations.