See Me Go Potty - Pee Pee & BM
$1.52About See Me Go Potty - Pee Pee & BM
See Me Go Potty - Now with both Pee pee and Poo poo!
We hope this helps!
The unique, distinctively useful, and exceptionally fun potty trainer.
How it works
1. Use a simple menu to create a cartoon avatar that physically resembles your child/children.
2. Let your child repeatedly play the Go Potty narrative showing him/herself successfully complete the whole process of using the potty step by step.
3. Show your child the Accident Scene narrative to teach what an “accident” is.
You’ll be hearing “I did it!” in no time.
Important features
Fifteen actionable potty training tips included: The app includes concrete advice about preparation, behavioral reinforcement, behavioral shaping, when to continue vs. take a break, and more.
Teaching with positive reinforcement and fun: The Go Potty scene ends with your child’s avatar happily celebrating a successful “I did it!” potty experience. In contrast, the Accident Scene ends with your child’s avatar being disappointed by the “uh-oh”.
Personalization and connection to kinesthetic learning: Children immediately joyfully recognize their cartoon selves, closing the gap between watching someone else do something and visualizing oneself doing something. The supplemental motor area (SMA) of the brain is responsible for learning and planning motor behaviors (actions). Quite amazingly, neuroscientists have shown that imagining oneself doing something involves similar activity patterns in the SMA as actually doing it.
Visual learning is powerful: This app is a great teaching tool for typically developing children as well as children with developmental delays and communication disabilities. The layout is intentionally simple and free of distractions. Your child’s attention will be focused on him/herself using the potty. Parents who have a “neuro-diverse” family know that the teaching techniques we rely on to teach our children with developmental delays also work like a charm with our typical kids. Many kids on the autism spectrum, in particular, are very visual learners, but the power of visual learning is certainly not restricted to them.
Auditory learning and read(/write) learning via simple narrative accompaniment: The animations are accompanied by a simple step-by-step script that your child can readily adopt and transfer to real life. Most children of potty training age cannot read yet; they will simply hear and then mimic the verbal labels for each step. However, many children on the autism spectrum, who are relatively late to potty train, may be able to recognize sight words surprisingly early. A 3–5 year-old child may be able to “read along”, further reinforcing the behavioral sequence.
Background
The See Me Go Potty app came about based on the developers’ experience potty training their three children and is grounded in Ann’s (mom’s) expertise in neuroscience (she holds a PhD in the neurobiology of learning and memory from UC Irvine). They overcame potty training difficulties with a child who has a communication/autism spectrum disorder by creating a step-by-step animated slide show narrative of her going to the bathroom. She readily transferred the process and the vocabulary to real-life toileting and was finally fully and successfully potty trained within a few weeks. When the Smiths’ youngest (typically developing) daughter was ready to potty train, they were preparing to adapt the narrative to look like her, and thought how nice it would have been to have done this for their eldest (typically developing) son, who had been outright defiant to the process. Moreover, they realized how all potty training parents and preschool teachers could appreciate this teaching tool and commenced development of this app.
System Requirements
The latest version of Adobe AIR is required for this App. Search for "Adobe AIR" in Android Market and install for free.
We hope this helps!
The unique, distinctively useful, and exceptionally fun potty trainer.
How it works
1. Use a simple menu to create a cartoon avatar that physically resembles your child/children.
2. Let your child repeatedly play the Go Potty narrative showing him/herself successfully complete the whole process of using the potty step by step.
3. Show your child the Accident Scene narrative to teach what an “accident” is.
You’ll be hearing “I did it!” in no time.
Important features
Fifteen actionable potty training tips included: The app includes concrete advice about preparation, behavioral reinforcement, behavioral shaping, when to continue vs. take a break, and more.
Teaching with positive reinforcement and fun: The Go Potty scene ends with your child’s avatar happily celebrating a successful “I did it!” potty experience. In contrast, the Accident Scene ends with your child’s avatar being disappointed by the “uh-oh”.
Personalization and connection to kinesthetic learning: Children immediately joyfully recognize their cartoon selves, closing the gap between watching someone else do something and visualizing oneself doing something. The supplemental motor area (SMA) of the brain is responsible for learning and planning motor behaviors (actions). Quite amazingly, neuroscientists have shown that imagining oneself doing something involves similar activity patterns in the SMA as actually doing it.
Visual learning is powerful: This app is a great teaching tool for typically developing children as well as children with developmental delays and communication disabilities. The layout is intentionally simple and free of distractions. Your child’s attention will be focused on him/herself using the potty. Parents who have a “neuro-diverse” family know that the teaching techniques we rely on to teach our children with developmental delays also work like a charm with our typical kids. Many kids on the autism spectrum, in particular, are very visual learners, but the power of visual learning is certainly not restricted to them.
Auditory learning and read(/write) learning via simple narrative accompaniment: The animations are accompanied by a simple step-by-step script that your child can readily adopt and transfer to real life. Most children of potty training age cannot read yet; they will simply hear and then mimic the verbal labels for each step. However, many children on the autism spectrum, who are relatively late to potty train, may be able to recognize sight words surprisingly early. A 3–5 year-old child may be able to “read along”, further reinforcing the behavioral sequence.
Background
The See Me Go Potty app came about based on the developers’ experience potty training their three children and is grounded in Ann’s (mom’s) expertise in neuroscience (she holds a PhD in the neurobiology of learning and memory from UC Irvine). They overcame potty training difficulties with a child who has a communication/autism spectrum disorder by creating a step-by-step animated slide show narrative of her going to the bathroom. She readily transferred the process and the vocabulary to real-life toileting and was finally fully and successfully potty trained within a few weeks. When the Smiths’ youngest (typically developing) daughter was ready to potty train, they were preparing to adapt the narrative to look like her, and thought how nice it would have been to have done this for their eldest (typically developing) son, who had been outright defiant to the process. Moreover, they realized how all potty training parents and preschool teachers could appreciate this teaching tool and commenced development of this app.
System Requirements
The latest version of Adobe AIR is required for this App. Search for "Adobe AIR" in Android Market and install for free.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
NEW!!! "See Me Go Poo Poo" is now available as a free update!
Fix for audio bug due to latest Adobe Air Runtime update
Fix for device detection bug on tablets which would stop App from launching
Restart your device if you have an issue. Please email us if you continues to have any problems.
NEW!!! "See Me Go Poo Poo" is now available as a free update!
Fix for audio bug due to latest Adobe Air Runtime update
Fix for device detection bug on tablets which would stop App from launching
Restart your device if you have an issue. Please email us if you continues to have any problems.
Price update Price changed from $1.99 to $1.52.
Price update Price changed from $4.99 to $1.99.
Version update See Me Go Potty - Pee Pee & BM was updated to version 2.0.3
More downloads See Me Go Potty - Pee Pee & BM reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about See Me Go Potty - Pee Pee & BM
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This app worked for my 3 year old. I've tried bribery, 3 day routine, stickers ..other apps. Videos.. but this one worked..As soon as he watched it he wanted to copy the boy and everything that he did..Highly recommend it !
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I'm not able to save the character..
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It worked great for my kids. One is on the spectrum and the other isnt.
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My son was interested in watching himself for about five minutes. But I don't see gow this was supposed to teach him about recognizing when he needs to go. Im pretty sure i can similar cartoons on YouTube for free.
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My daughter loves this because it's realistic and it has really helped - thankyou!
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Its ridiculous that the boy on the app sits down to pee waste of money
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This app deserves more than 5 stars. It's simple but worked like magic. I've struggled mightily with getting my 5 year old potty trained. I bought this app and in 2 days he was fully trained. Thank you thank you thank you!!
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Omg i love it
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My difficult 4 yr old loves this app. I struggled with getting my son to be toilet trained. It's simple but very effective. We have had break through success with wee, it's still early days but I'm a happy mum!
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My daughter loves this because it's realistic and it has really helped - thankyou!
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This was needed and I am glad someone made this. As another parent with a kid on the spectrum I appreciate the effort but 1) its not a great value for $5,hopefully updates will make it worth the investment 2) WHY can't I lock the avatar in way my child can't change it. At least in the beginning I want him focusing on the process rather than playing with the avatar. 3) the accident bit is too open ended and doesn't include poop accidents 4) holding poop is a frequent issue with spectrum kids, so maybe an ani
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It was perfect for my moderate autistic little guy. A few months ago it stopped working. I reported it repeatedly. I've gotten no response. I in stalled and uninstalled repeatedly. I realized this was an app was one I paid for. Now this really sucks. My little guy keeps taking my phone and trying to turn his potty app on. Try explaining to a non verbal preschooler what a crashed app is. It's a huge let down. Update: they contacted me. They fixed it. Thank you for your response to my issue.
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It would be nice to be able to put glasses on my AVAKID. A few more personalized options would be wonderful such as color for pants and the glasses option. Also maybe including an interval timer as part of the app would make it even better for when in the beginning phases of training and u need to sit the child every 15mins or 30mins. I have 3 different apps on my fone now to cover the basis.
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My 20 mo grandkids, twins, enjoyed seeing themselves, and were copying it by the 2nd day.Thank you!
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This is the best visual for toileting I have seen. The sound effects are a great extra, my 6 year old son with autism is finally pooing in the toilet. YEAY!
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This was needed and I am glad someone made this. As another parent with a kid on the spectrum I appreciate the effort but 1) its not a great value for $5,hopefully updates will make it worth the investment 2) WHY can't I lock the avatar in way my child can't change it. At least in the beginning I want him focusing on the process rather than playing with the avatar. 3) the accident bit is too open ended and doesn't include poop accidents 4) holding poop is a frequent issue with spectrum kids, so maybe an ani
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All bugs I was experienced fixed and very nice addition with poo poo
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Sucks! Can't even start!
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Kind of expensive for a basic app but my daughter likes it and it seems to help!
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This has been very useful with my autistic son. Looking forward to showing him the poo poo add-on!
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My son (2 1/2, Autism) LOVES this app. I was concerned he wouldn't really "get it" because of his delayed language. Nope - after watching it about 50 times in just two days he's trying to go #2 now in the toilet.
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My toddler can repeat the steps for using the bathroom confidently. Now if he'd just be motivated to do it more often!
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10 stars. Finally, a novel idea, instead of the same old stuff. Beyond the animation oh my kid, the tips here were the most useful I've seen.
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My daughter's avatar comes and goes while the default avatar appears in the script. This only happens when u watch it again from the pink play circle but not from the initial start menu.
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Have twin 6 year olds with Autism and nothing has made them this enthusiastic about going potty before.
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was working good but all the sudden a soynd error appeared. pls fix the error. Also a request to update to extend the time of washing hand. Thx!
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What a Great App. A neat concept.
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On nexus 7 v1 android 4.4
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Awesome! This is the best visual for toileting I have seen. The sound effects are a great extra, my 6 year old son with autism is finally pooing in the toilet. YEAY!
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It Works! My son (2 1/2, Autism) LOVES this app. I was concerned he wouldn't really "get it" because of his delayed language. Nope - after watching it about 50 times in just two days he's trying to go #2 now in the toilet.
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Very nice fixed All bugs I was experienced fixed and very nice addition with poo poo
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For ASD kids This has been very useful with my autistic son. Looking forward to showing him the poo poo add-on!
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Love it! My toddler can repeat the steps for using the bathroom confidently. Now if he'd just be motivated to do it more often!
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Good but has a glitch My daughter's avatar comes and goes while the default avatar appears in the script. This only happens when u watch it again from the pink play circle but not from the initial start menu.
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Love it! Have twin 6 year olds with Autism and nothing has made them this enthusiastic about going potty before.
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sound error was working good but all the sudden a soynd error appeared. pls fix the error. Also a request to update to extend the time of washing hand. Thx!
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What a Great App. A neat concept.
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10 stars. Finally, a novel idea, instead of the same old stuff. Beyond the animation oh my kid, the tips here were the most useful I've seen.
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This app has helped me to potty training my moderately autistic daughter. She 7 now and fully trained but when we have the occasional set back we always go back to the basics with this app and quickly get her back on track!!!