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    A toileting tracker that finds the patterns

    Toileting is about body signals, not readiness on demand. Log the tries, accidents, and cues noticed, and celebrate independence as it emerges.

    Free · Log in a few taps · A report from 7 to 90 days, with a PDF

    Sample reportLast 14 days

    Events per day

    Events
    24
    Successes
    63%
    Self-initiated
    25%

    63% of events were successes (15 of 24).

    Sample numbers. A real report counts what you log.

    01 · What you'll notice

    What it keeps track of.

    • Toileting attempts and accidents
    • Recognition of body cues
    • When each one happened
    • What a BM looked like, and any straining or pain

    02 · Why it helps

    Something firmer than a hunch.

    Toileting progress can feel like guesswork, with good days and setbacks that seem random. A log puts it on the page: the successes, who noticed it was time, where accidents happened, and how often a BM was hard or painful.

    03 · How it works

    Three steps.

    1. Log attempts, accidents, and any sign your child noticed a body cue.
    2. Keep it up for a week or two.
    3. Your report counts the successes, who noticed it was time, where accidents happened, and any straining or pain.

    04 · The thinking behind it

    What it's built on.

    Built with awareness that bladder and bowel differences are common in autism and are often driven by interoceptive (internal body sense) differences or sensory patterns, not a lack of readiness. It is a pattern log, not medical advice.

    Specthrive's trackers are developed with a licensed clinical counselor (LPCC) on our founding team.

    05 · Questions

    Asked before starting.

    Is this potty training tracker free?

    Yes. Create a free account and start logging.

    Can it help if progress has stalled?

    It can show what is happening: the successes, who noticed it was time, and any hard or painful BMs, which are worth raising with your pediatrician.

    Does it diagnose anything?

    No. It surfaces patterns to discuss with your child's doctor. It does not diagnose or treat.

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    Potty Training & Toileting Tracker (Free) | Specthrive