What do parents say about UCanPoopToo?
I enjoyed sharing UCanPoopToo with my child. I was able to teach her that she can succeed and that using the toilet does not need to be an ordeal. –Parent, daughter with encopresis
Our heightened awareness and knowledge of encopresis after using UCanPoopToo helped us tremendously. The visuals to show my son what was happening were very effective. He enjoyed the personal stories from other kids and families, and loved the incentive of the games.–Mom, son with encopresis
UCanPoopToo helped my child and me CLEARLY understand what encopresis is and the best way to have regular poops. This program is much better than our doctor at explaining the problem and the solution!–parent of child with encopresis
UCanPoopToo helped my son understand what was happening to his own body, the importance of regular bowel movements and health consequences. It was tremendously useful at explaining a specific treatment plan and goal. –Mom, son with encopresis
UCanPoopToo helped teach my son that he is not the only kid that has this problem. –Dad, son with encopresis
Doctors and clinicians are saying….
Encopresis is tough for children and for parents! It’s very difficult to get children to open up and talk about their daily poops. UCanPoopToo™ is an easy and attractive way to help children learn and talk about their problems without shame, which is so important for children. As a child therapist, I’ve used this online program for years with wonderful results. Children have fun discovering how their bodies work and what’s important about pooping daily. Funny pictures, short plays and movies, games and a child-friendly guide offer positive distractions, making it possible for the child to talk candidly about their difficult problem. Most important is the fact that this program works for today’s child, over the internet with gaming and fun challenges. Bringing the poop problem out into the open in a relaxed way results in positive thinking and relaxed behavior; the child is receptive to recognizing their own signs of needing to poop and taking responsibility for pooping on the toilet.
