re: Special Needs Pre-K

Quoting lolajessup:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Rain (aka Mama):</b>" That's awesome. The continuity will help ... [snip!] ... Yeah just ask her teachers what they do there and tell them what works at home and they should work with you."

Awesome, thank you.

I'm really glad there are so many people on here who are familiar with this stuff. I'm so lost trying to get started on all of this. Pre-K, therapy, working on stuff at home. Goodness.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Rain (aka Mama):</b>" Oh awesome. I wasn't sure if it was just a "change her pull up and go" type of thing, or if they actually ... [snip!] ... the concept because she does go sometimes, but I think she just doesn't really pay attention to when she needs to go. "</blockquote>




My 3 year old is gen ed and not even close to potty training don't feel bad.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Rain (aka Mama):</b>" Awesome, thank you. I'm really glad there are so many people on here who are familiar with this stuff. ... [snip!] ... familiar with this stuff. I'm so lost trying to get started on all of this. Pre-K, therapy, working on stuff at home. Goodness."</blockquote>


I know it's an overheming process   it'll pay off in the long run   keep your head up mama.

Quoting Brink:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Rain (aka Mama):</b>" Oh awesome. I wasn't sure if it was just ... [snip!] ... to when she needs to go. "</blockquote> My 3 year old is gen ed and not even close to potty training don't feel bad."

Well that's good to know, lol. Both of my boys were completely daytime trained just before 3 years old. Serena's only just beginning.

Quoting lolajessup:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Rain (aka Mama):</b>" Awesome, thank you. I'm really glad ... [snip!] ... Goodness."</blockquote> I know it's an overheming process   it'll pay off in the long run   keep your head up mama."

It really is. So much stuff to keep up with.

But she's an amazing kid, so it's worth it. I wouldn't change her for anything.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Rain (aka Mama):</b>" Well that's good to know, lol. Both of my boys were completely daytime trained just before 3 years old. Serena's only just beginning. "</blockquote>




Tristan will pee in the potty if he's naked but that's it   he has a speech delay that caused a cognitive delay so I'm thinking that might factor in but geesh I'm tired of changing him lol

Quoting Brink:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Rain (aka Mama):</b>" Well that's good to know, lol. Both of ... [snip!] ... has a speech delay that caused a cognitive delay so I'm thinking that might factor in but geesh I'm tired of changing him lol"

I bet, lol.

Serena's the same way. If she's bottomless, she'll go (most of the time). If she even just has on underwear though, you can forget about it.

My Son who just truned three just got potty trained so its okay mama.... I had to take him every half hour till he finally got the hang of it now he knows he has to stop what he is doing and go.

Just wanted to say even though you have your answer that I have taught Life Skills and have worked on potty training with a child much older then 3. If you LO doesn't get train then they will continue to work with her through out school.