
Everywhere we look in early childhood education, families and educators are facing a growing challenge: children are spending longer hours away from home, yet many lack the core foundational life skills required for independent care.
A major piece of this puzzle is independent toileting. When children struggle with continence or toilet avoidance, it impacts their confidence, their inclusion, and the daily rhythm of the classroom.
Let's cut through the noise and talk about what this issue really is: a critical piece of developmental readiness that requires collaborative support. Join leading Paediatric Continence Occupational Therapist Becky Khan as we scale this vital message across the sector and equip early childhood champions with evidence-based, practical strategies.
We'll explore:
Typical toileting milestone & developmental stages
Starting with a healthy bowel and bladder
Setting up the bathroom for success
Go-to-Resources for helping kids who are practising
Dealing with fear, worries and avoidance
Registration includes access to the live webinar and access to the webinar replay for 90 days.