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Toilet Fear


Toilet Training

Although older children may be happy to go to the toilet in their own home, doing so at school or at a friend's house can be another matter. They may be worried about the unfamiliar toilet seat or the fact that you are not there to help them flush.

The most important thing here is preparation at home. Once your child is old enough, encourage your child to go to the toilet at home on their own. You can check with them afterwards that they have wiped and washed properly, but get out of the habit of physically going with them as soon as you can. Encourage your child to be vocal when they need the toilet. You might even practice putting their hand up and asking to go to the loo so that they have no fear in doing so at school. If you still think your child has a problem, discuss it with their teacher, who is bound to have dealt with this little conundrum before. They can keep an eye on your child and remember to ask him or her if they need the loo at regular intervals.


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