Potty training

Don't know where to start? 2 years in with no progress? Are laxatives a staple in your house to counter the withholding and once-a-week poops? Does it feel like all the available books just don't make sense for your special needs child? Does your very stubborn child "save it" for the moment you put a diaper on?
IT HAPPENS.
In short, potty training requires ā€œtrainingā€ muscles, including the sphincter muscle, to hold and release. It is equally physical and emotional work. Generally, at about 18-24 months of age, a typically developing child is physically ready to start practicing control over these muscles- which makes sense because the average potty training age around the world is about 18-24 months! (But the United States has some of the oldest diapered children with the average potty training age at around 3.5 years old.) 
Please note that: 
-Full day packages always occur on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Additional days and hours are an option at a prorated cost.
-The majority of the time, I will be the only adult present. (Working from home? That's ok! You just need to be out of earshot and view.)
-There will never be punishments, bribes, or guilting in the process.

Please also plan ahead and prepare to have a "slow" 2 weeks with no novelty or big life changes (like starting school, traveling, or welcoming a new baby). Also, if necessary, please double check with your building's maintenance schedule to ensure that running water is available while we potty train. (Yup, I have had an "incident" in the past.)

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