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Report RE: soiling
Original Post
RE: soiling - 06-08-09 09:06
by: Lolly
The other day I listened to a talk about this subject on the radio, a caller had rung in saying that she looked after her grandchildren so could toilet train them in conjunction with their parents and their parents wishes and because she had time to do this. She practically condemned nursery staff saying that we are to busy and have to many children to look after and so we don't toilet train the children in our care properly. How about everybody taking responsibility rather than passing the buck. Parents seem to want their children toilet trained but always send their children into nursery wearing nappies and we have to change them into pants but when the child gets home, back into nappies they go. So if parents under take this sort of action then children will get confused and as they start school so young these days what do the teachers expect. As for the teachers they seem to think that they are way above anybody else and cleaning up a child's accident is beneath them. This is out of order they should not ignore a child who has had a toileting accident, they should be sensitive towards that child, encourage them to use the facilities, find out if there are any underlying issues. If a parent or nursery nurse left a child in this state we would be had up for child neglect what makes teachers so bloody special. If they don't want to look after and educate the whole child then they should be thrown out of their profession.