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RCCP encourages children to be potty trained when they start school. However, many three year olds are not fully trained and RCCP does not wish to put undue pressure on parents or children.

Parents of children who are not fully toilet trained should provide the following each day the class meets:

An extra set of clothing, including underwear and socks.
Wipes and plastic bags.

Parents should be aware that if there is a consistent bowel movement occurrence, they will be asked to carry a cell phone and come to the classroom to change the child.

RCCP shall strive to have Teresa, the teacher, attend to all toileting needs. If this is impractical, a parent helper may be asked to take a child to the bathroom or help them change their clothing.

Parents should remind their children that the teacher and parent helpers are at school to help them with toileting needs if needed. They should also remind their children that they will be asked to wash their hands after they have used the bathroom.

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	RCCP encourages children to be potty trained when they start school. However, many three year olds are not fully trained and RCCP does not wish to put undue pressure on parents or children. Parents of children who are not fully toilet trained should provide the following each day the class meets: An extra set of clothing, including underwear and socks. Wipes and plastic bags. Parents should be aware that if there is a consistent bowel movement occurrence, they will be asked to carry a cell phone and come to the classroom to change the child. RCCP shall strive to have Teresa, the teacher, attend to all toileting needs. If this is impractical, a parent helper may be asked to take a child to the bathroom or help them change their clothing. Parents should remind their children that the teacher and parent helpers are at school to help them with toileting needs if needed. They should also remind their children that they will be asked to wash their hands after they have used the bathroom. Ways To Praise Children >
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