IBU Support Groups (Online): Effective Toilet Training for Kids

Struggling with introducing the potty to your toddler? Or maybe the time for toilet training is approaching and dont know where to start? Join us for an informative online session about toilet training and let our experts guide you to choosing the right time and approach. Toilet training is one of those child developmental stages parents can find frustrating and complicated. By choosing the right time and approach, you can help your child mastering this new skill as quickly and smoothly as possible.

The Effective Toilet Training for Kids workshop is intended for parents who would like to know practical strategies for toilet training children with typical and special needs. Hear from our expert panel; Behavioural Therapist & toilet training consultant, Hong Chun Tan from Engage Behavioral Learning UAE and Dana Tai from Dayna ABA Therapy centre. 

Why join us? Parents will learn about: 

•        Developmental stages 

•        Signs of readiness 

•        Setting up for success: Tips and tricks to toilet training without fuss 

•        Common toilet training problems and how to overcome them

As an added bonus, this workshop will be held on Zoom so parents can attend this workshop from the comfort of your own homes.

Fee: RM10/adult for IBU members (RM20/adult for non-members). To make payment, please check your email after you RVSP for payment details.

Hong Chun Tan is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), Qualified Behavior Analyst (QBA), and Malaysia Certified Behavior Analyst (MCBA). Hong is presently the Founder and Managing Director of Engage Behavioral Learning UAE and has over 9 years of clinical experience working with a wide range of profiles of children with mild to severe learning difficulties.

Dana Tai is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and holds a Masters of Education in Applied Behaviour Analysis. Dana is the founder and Director of Dayna ABA Therapy Centre and constantly seeks out new ideas and approaches to help children to bridge the gap and reach their full potential.