Accidents Happen
A toilet training course for parents and the professionals who support them — built around the questions Kids on Track gets asked most.
Who this is for
You're somewhere between "should we start?" and "why has this gone backwards?" — and you'd like someone calm to talk you through it. This course gives you day-to-day, tonight-usable guidance: how to read your child's readiness, how to set up a routine that doesn't become a battle, exactly what to say when they refuse, and when a setback is actually constipation rather than defiance. No shame, no rigid schedule, no judgement about how it's gone so far.
What's included
Two modules, four lessons each — deliberately varied in format so it never feels like homework.
Module 1
Is My Child Ready? Starting Toilet Training with Confidence
Read the readiness signs, set up your home and your language, and begin without pressure.
Module 2
When It Gets Hard: Accidents, Setbacks & Staying Consistent
Troubleshoot refusal, regressions and constipation, and keep every caregiver singing from the same song sheet.
Your instructor
Ariella Lew
Ariella Lew — Founder and Director of Kids on Track Consultancy and a qualified paediatric nurse. Ariella offers expert advice and management strategies to families locally and worldwide, specialising in behaviour and development support for children. With extensive experience in parenting guidance, including areas like disability and chronic illness, Ariella collaborates with schools and allied health professionals to create personalised plans. Leading a dedicated team, she ensures families receive optimal support, including assistance with accessing the NDIS.
Accidents Happen
Lifetime access · Parents & professionals