Helping A achieve his toilet independence

[Stephanymtr]

I opened this issue to follow up on the tasks below:

Measure toilets from @home and determine what the best way to help A* achieve his independence.

Originally posted by @nelsonic in #45 (comment)

[nelsonic]

Anyone reading this, please read: https://www.howwemontessori.com/how-we-montessori/2019/07/what-montessori-parents-do-differently-toilet-learning.html

Sadly, we have left this way too late because his "Self affirmation / opposition crises" is well underway: "No, No, No!"
The process of toilet learning should have been done in at least 6 months ago.
See: https://vimeo.com/121200116
10:17 - if there's a new sibling, this may cause toileting regression ... 🙄

But we got stuck on Diapers #32 (review) and didn't progress. ⏳ 😢
But let's focus on what we can do rather than on what wasn't done ... 👌
I've responded on the issue that I opened: #45 (comment)
And opened a new task for myself to create a Toddler Toilet Training Tower™ that is ergonomic
and will help him achieve his independence: dwyl/workshop#81