Bloom
Clinical Grade Protocol

2-Week Toilet Training
Masterplan

The world's most advanced program for children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and developmental delays.

Preparation phase setup

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Training Guide

Everything you need to succeed with the 14-day masterplan.

Essential Supplies

Gather these critical tools before beginning to ensure sensory and structural support.

Essential toilet training supplies
Child-sized Potty or Seat InsertFloor potty or seat insert. Sensory test both options.
Step Stool (Non-Negotiable)Crucial for proper positioning (knees above hips) on regular toilets.
15-20 Pairs of UnderwearStock up on their favorite character underwear.
Visual TimerSand timer or digital visual timer to show clear end points.
Toilet-Only ToysSpecial high-interest items only accessible while sitting.
Sticker Chart & StarsEssential for visual tracking and delayed gratification.
Communication CardPicture card with toilet symbol for non/minimally verbal initiation.
Padded Seat CoverPrevents cold shock and increases comfort for sensory sensitivity.
Portable Folding PottyMaintains consistency during outings and travel.
Noise-Cancelling HeadphonesReduces anxiety from loud flushes or hand dryers.
Waterproof Mattress ProtectorRequired for nighttime and naptime safety.
Cleaning SuppliesWet wipes, enzymatic cleaners, and spare towels.
Interoception Curriculum CardsBody awareness cards (Mahler, 2017) to teach internal body signals like 'full bladder' feeling. Essential for children with poor interoception.
Video Modeling Device (Tablet)Tablet loaded with custom toilet training video models. Video modeling has proven highly effective for ASD (McLay et al., 2015).
Vibrating Reminder WatchWearable vibrating timer for discrete, non-verbal toilet reminders. Essential for ADHD co-occurrence (Barkley, 2015).
Sensory Bin for BathroomSmall sensory bin with preferred textures for bathroom desensitization. Supports Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI) approach.

The Visual Schedule

Create a sequence board displaying the entire routine. Laminate and attach at child's eye level.

  1. 1
    Feel the signal / Timer goes off
  2. 2
    Walk to bathroom
  3. 3
    Pull pants down
  4. 4
    Sit on toilet
  5. 5
    Wait and try
  6. 6
    Something comes out (celebrate!) OR nothing comes out (that's okay!)
  7. 7
    Wipe
  8. 8
    Stand and pull pants up
  9. 9
    Flush (optional initially if sound-sensitive)
  10. 10
    Wash hands
Visual schedule poster
Visual schedule steps