After repeated difficulties with responsibilities, self-care, and potty privileges, a full reset has been implemented.
This is not a punishment.
This is a period of reduced responsibility where caregiver assumes control of routines, schedules, and decisions.
The purpose is consistency, structure, and learning to accept care.
• Caregiver's decisions are final.
• Arguing, negotiating, or attempting to change rules may result in additional reset time.
• Daily schedule is determined by caregiver.
• All rules remain in effect until caregiver decides otherwise.
• Honesty is expected at all times.
• Diapers are worn 24 hours a day.
• Changes occur when caregiver decides.
• Requests for immediate changes may be denied.
• Diaper supplies are carried by caregiver during outings.
• If away from home, changes may occur in the vehicle, family restroom, changing room, hotel room, or other appropriate location selected by caregiver.
• The possibility of needing a change while out is part of the learning process and not grounds to leave an activity early.
• Morning Snack: 10:30 AM
• Afternoon Snack: 3:30 PM
• Bib required for all meals and snacks.
• Meals are eaten in a high chair or designated little space.
• No forks, knives, or spoons unless specifically permitted.
• Food is eaten with hands or fed by caregiver.
• Drinks are provided in bottles, sippy cups, or training cups.
• All scheduled drinks must be finished.
• Minimum daily water intake: 2 litres.
• Morning quiet time: 9:30 AM
• Mandatory nap or quiet rest: 1:00 PM–2:00 PM
• Bedtime routine begins: 8:00 PM
• No getting out of bed without permission except genuine emergencies.
• Electronics are surrendered at bedtime.
• Maximum 2 hours of recreational screen time per day.
• No screens during meals.
• No screens during naps or quiet time.
• No screens after 7:30 PM.
• All content must be caregiver approved.
• Educational content, cartoons, family movies, and simple games are preferred.
• One stuffed animal must accompany all naps.
• One stuffed animal must accompany bedtime.
• A comfort item may be brought on outings if approved.
• Caregiver may assign a "special friend" for the week.
• Comfort items must be treated respectfully.
Daily Activity Requirements
• Minimum 30-minute walk every day.
• Fresh air every day unless weather prevents it.
• One structured activity daily:
• One hour of quiet play daily.
• Clothing selected by caregiver.
• Clothes must be appropriate for planned activities.
• Pajamas changed every evening.
• Morning outfit selected after breakfast.
• Caregiver may approve special outfits for outings.
• Diaper bag accompanies all outings.
• Water bottle accompanies all outings.
• Caregiver determines bathroom access.
• Caregiver determines when breaks occur.
• Caregiver determines when activities begin and end.
• Polite behavior is expected in public.
Privileges are earned gradually.
The following may be earned in order:
Potty practice opportunities.
Privileges are maintained through consistency.
Loss of consistency may result in returning to an earlier stage of the program.
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