Children with autism often experience incontinence due to common delays in potty training. Here are some tips and ideas to help parents manage incontinence in their little ones. Growing up, children are expected to overcome many challenges, from learning how to walk to potty training. However, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) overcome these hurdles
Over 35 million people across the country live with incontinence; a large portion of these are children with special needs such as autism. Helping your child navigate life with the loss of bladder control can be challenging, especially as he/she heads back to school and begins to participate in after-school activities or sports. While you
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