Create a positive and engaging toilet learning experience for children with these vibrant visual Toilet Time stories and Toilet Time visual cards.
There are 5 storybooks with day and night time stories for girls and boys, available in both print and e-book format. In addition, there are 3 print sets of individual Toilet Time visual cards using a selection of illustrations from the Toilet Time stories for the daytime toilet sequences for girls and boys.
These Toilet Time stories and visual cards will have universal appeal for all children and will be an invaluable resource for parents and carers. In particular, these resources are highly recommended for educators and allied providers in the health, education and disability fields.
An additional visual teaching resource to use with children is the ‘Are You Ready?’ animated toilet teaching resource.
This unique animated film has been created as a short story for girls and boys about learning to use the toilet for both wee (bladder motions) and poo (bowel motions).
It is an educational film designed in a simple, step-by-step procedural format using a girl and boy character, positive language and clear illustrations to support learning. There are 4 options available.
It is a valuable teaching resource for parents and carers to use with children. This resource is also highly recommended for educators and allied health providers in the health, education and disability fields.
Debbie Atkins is an Australian occupational therapist with many years of clinical paediatric experience. She has a passionate interest in supporting families with the healthy development of toilet skills in childhood.
By Greg Holfeld from Panic Productions, with engaging characters adapted from the well-known ‘Are You Ready?’ animated toilet teaching resource.
Publication Date: September 2021
First published in VCR format 2001. Updated DVD version published 2014. Original publication through South Australian Department of Communities and Social Inclusion. Director: Greg Holfeld at Panic Productions in South Australia.
