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Kids That Go

Kids That Go Therapies exists to provide exceptional care to kids, teens and families to work on their independence goals.

Our main office is in Paddington (Brisbane) with additional services at North Lakes and Maitland (NSW). Occupational Therapy and counselling services helping families boost kids' independence and well-being through knowledge, nurture and play. We are a team of Allied Health Professions providing assessment and intervention for developmental delay, toileting and self care difficulties, sensory processing difficulties, chronic disease and disability. We emphasise parent knowledge and support to bring real change for our kids, as well as fun interactions for kids to understand themselves and their health.

12/03/2026

🚽 Toilet Learning Tip

Toilet learning can feel like a huge journey for families, but it becomes much more manageable when we focus on the stepping stones along the way.

One important step many people skip is urge awareness.

Before children can successfully use the toilet, they need to start noticing the signals their body gives them. This might look like:

• Pausing during play

• Holding themselves

• Moving around differently

• Telling you they feel pressure

When adults help children recognize these signals, toileting becomes much easier to learn.

Toilet learning isn’t just about the toilet — it’s about building the skills that come before it.

If you'd like more practical strategies to support children with toileting:

🌐 Kids That Go: https://kidsthatgo.com

📚 Course Library: https://kidsthatgo.samcart.com/courses/directory

10/03/2026

Helping children notice what their bodies are telling them builds an important foundation for toilet learning.

A few ways you can support this learning at home:
• Talk about how our bodies feel when they are full or empty
• Read books together that talk about using the toilet
• Notice and point out your child’s natural patterns
• Pause during busy routines to check in with their body

Simple language can help too. Try naming feelings, modelling noticing your own body signals, and responding positively when your child recognises theirs.

Small steps like these help children build awareness and confidence over time. 💙

🔗 Learn more tips and resources here:
https://kidsthatgo.com/

05/03/2026

Feet dangling = body tense.

Body tense = harder to fully empty.

💡 Support your child with:
• A stable footstool
• Knees slightly higher than hips
• A relaxed, supported position

Comfort supports confidence.

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🔗 Discover more guidance here:

https://kidsthatgo.com

03/03/2026

Even children who poo daily can still be constipated.

Signs to look out for:

• Withholding

• Large or painful stools

• Skid marks in underwear

• Frequent small wees

Small clues can explain big struggles.

💡 If you’re unsure, speak with your GP or health professional for guidance.

Save this for later 💾 and share if it might help another family.

🔗 Learn more here:

https://kidsthatgo.com

02/03/2026

Constipation affects up to 1 in 3 children and it doesn’t always look the way you expect.

It’s not just “not pooing.”

Skid marks, frequent small poos, withholding, very large poos or even liquid accidents can all be signs.

And it rarely resolves on its own.

If you’re unsure what’s normal — or what to do next — we’ve broken it down clearly for you.

🔗 Read the full guide here:
https://kidsthatgo.com/poo-problems-is-my-child-constipated/

27/02/2026

WELCOME TO THE TEAM NATALIE! 👋
We're excited to have Natalie join our team. Natalie is an Occupational Therapist, and has appointments available to support you and your family.
👇
https://kidsthatgo.com/contact/

26/02/2026

When children feel rushed, embarrassed or stressed, their bodies can tense up — which actually makes it harder to wee or poo.

💡 Try this instead:
• Keep routines predictable
• Stay calm and neutral with accidents
• Focus on encouragement, not urgency

Confidence grows faster than control.

💙 Supporting independence, one small step at a time.

Was this helpful? Save this for later 💾 and share with another parent who might need this reminder.

🔗 Explore more practical support here: https://kidsthatgo.com

25/02/2026

🚽💩 DARWIN CLINICIANS — ADVANCE YOUR TOILETING SKILLS IN 2026

Clinical Professional Development | 14 Hours CPD

Rebecca Khan is coming to Darwin to deliver her highly regarded Conquering Wees & Poos™ clinician training — a practical, evidence-informed workshop focused on building children’s toileting independence.

⭐ Ultra-Early-Bird pricing now available (limited time)
📍 Darwin, NT
📅 Monday 13 April & Tuesday 14 April 2026
⏰ 8:30am – 5:00pm each day
🎓 14 Hours CPD (7 hours per day)

DAY 1
Assessment, Management & Toileting Skills (7hr CPD)

DAY 2
Complex Cases, Neurodivergence & NDIS (7hr CPD)

Designed for:
• Occupational Therapists
• Continence Nurses
• Physiotherapists
• Behavioural Therapists
• Allied Health Professionals
• Early Childhood Clinicians

If you support children with toileting delays, stool withholding, bedwetting, neurodivergence, developmental challenges or NDIS participants — this training will give you practical, immediately applicable strategies you can use in clinic the very next day.

Seats are limited for this face-to-face Darwin workshop.

🔗 Secure your place now:
https://kidsthatgo.com/clinical-education/

Tag a colleague. Share with your team. Lock in your 2026 CPD early.

16/02/2026

Had some fun today making playdoh animal poos!

11/02/2026

Signs you might benefit from a conversation with our dietician, Phoebe:
🍓 your child struggles to eat a variety of food and you're concerned about their nutritional intake
🍓 they have multiple poos across the day, loose poo or constipation
🍓 they frequently have red or inflamed skin, including on their bottom
BOOK NOW!
https://kidsthatgo.com/contact/

09/02/2026

CLINICIANS ➡️ PDA + TOILETING
Our next Lunch & Learn 1hr CPD is open for registrations!
👇
We poo and wee when our body needs to empty waste. But these internal urges may be perceived as demands, and may be difficult for our neurodivergent clients with PDA. Anxiety and the stress of this messy issue can complicate the road to independence.
https://kidsthatgo.samcart.com/courses/directory

Address

6U, Level 5, 107 Latrobe Terrace
Paddington, QLD
4064

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4pm
Friday	8:30am - 4pm

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