It’s Potty Time – Girl | Bathroom Visual Support for Autism & Life Skills
This potty training visual support helps students learn the step-by-step routine for using the bathroom independently. Designed for autistic learners, non-verbal students, and children in special education, these clear visual prompts guide students through the toileting process in a predictable and supportive way.
Visual supports help break daily routines into simple steps so students know what to do next, reducing anxiety and building confidence during bathroom routines. These visuals are ideal for Pre-K, Kindergarten, early elementary, life skills classrooms, speech therapy, and home learning.
Perfect for:
• Autism classrooms
• Special education programs
• Life skills instruction
• Speech and occupational therapy
• Home potty training routines
Students can use these visuals to:
• Follow a step-by-step bathroom routine
• Build independence with toileting skills
• Strengthen daily living skills
• Reduce confusion and increase confidence
What You Will Receive
This product is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD.
You will receive an instant PDF file after purchase.
For best results:
• Print in color
• Laminate for durability
• Post near the toilet or bathroom routine area
Why visual supports help
Many learners benefit from visual schedules to understand routines and expectations, especially during tasks like toileting that involve multiple steps
ALL products are for personal use ONLY and NOT for re-sale
Permission of use:
PCS® by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission.
PCS® and Boardmaker by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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Ava Has Autism was built from lived experience, professional training, and a deep belief that every child deserves to be understood.
When my daughter Ava needed tools that truly supported her communication, emotional growth, and daily independence, I began creating structured visual supports, social stories, and communication systems that worked in our real life — not just on paper.
As a former special education educator and autism mom, I design resources that are clear, step-by-step, and emotionally supportive for children with autism and diverse learning needs. Every tool is created with both the child and the adult in mind — helping children communicate, build confidence, and gain independence, while giving parents and teachers practical, easy-to-use support.
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