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Once upon a time there was a lady who opened her own 

childcare.   The name of the daycare was Naomi’s Daycare 

Center. In this center it was not like any other childcare.   The 

owner is a bear.   Throughout this school we teach many different 

races.   We teach ducks, pandas, and frogs and lions.   The 

teacher’s names who taught the toddler class was Teacher Nay 

and Teacher Cindy.   They are qualified teachers who assist the 

children in English, Chinese Classes and Napping.   The other 

main thing they help with is Potty training.   No one lives in 

Diapers forever.  

        Kids can be Potty trained as 

early as two years old if they are 

ready.   If they are in daycare around 

other children whom have already been 

Potty trained they will progress 

faster.   I have an acronym for Potty.  

P is for Pee. O is to sit on the 

toilet.   The two T’s is for take turns. 

Y is for you can do it.   Then you can 

include the rules of Potty training.  

The first rule is to have a teacher go 

with you at school. The second one is a 

routine and if a teacher ask you if you 

need to go and you say “No,” you still 

try.   The third thing is to wipe. The 

fourth one is to wash your hands with 

soap and water and dry with one paper 

towel and through it in the garbage.  

Then you get a stamp or stickers from 

the teacher for going to the toilet.  

The next thing is how you know as a 

teacher and a parent if your child is 

ready to be Potty Trained. No age is 

too young to be Potty trained.

      There are many ways to tell if a child is ready for Potty training.  

You would need to pay close attention to children wearing diapers.  

First they see their friends on the Toilet and going to the bathroom 

to explore.   Secondly would be if they start taking off there diapers 

throughout the school day.   Thirdly they are more interested in going 

Pee in the toilet.   Then if they refuse you can use the bribery 

approach of stamps or stickers as rewards.

    Well if the child is ready to start 

Potty training and the Parent is not 

ready it will not work.   Well we 

have these two children whom have 

been slow in interest in Potty 

training. One is Cindy the Duck and 

the other one is Luis the Lion.   They 

both did not want to use the Potty.  

They are afraid of the toilet.   They 

tell Teacher Nay and Teacher Cindy they 

are afraid of the Noise from the 

toilet and believe that the toilet will 

eat them.   So the teachers tried every 

day to get Cindy and Luis to sit on the 

toilet.   Their classmates were teasing 

them and saying “you are babies and 

wear diapers.”   Then Teacher Cindy tell 

them that there are no babies in 

toddler classroom.   We only have big 

girls and boys in this classroom.

   Well Cindy and Luis were tired of being called babies so, they finally took 

interest in Potty training.   For them to overcome their fears of the eating toilet 

seats and the noise of the toilet flushing.   The children overcame the flushing 

sounds.   Each time it was time to change their diapers, the teacher would bring 

them to the bathroom two by two and change one and let the other one 

explore.   One day Luis kept flushing the toilet and running away from the toilet 

and covering his ears.   The teacher then talked to him and let him know that it 

was not okay to run in the bathroom because you might slip.   He told teacher he 

was still scared.   So the teacher asked, “Him would you like to flush the toilet 

and see what happens?” Then the teacher held Luis hand and told him to flush 

the toilet?   Luis then flushed the toilet and watched the water spin down the 

toilet.   He said Ok I am not scared anymore.   So we asked if he was ready to go 

pee on the toilet he said “No Thank You.

  Well Cindy is a different story.   She 

was more afraid of the toilet than 

Luis.   She would kick and scream when 

you had to change her diaper.   She 

would throw an absolute fit and 

temper tantrum and always told the 

teacher she was not wet.   The teachers 

encouraged her to explore the bathroom 

to get used to hearing the flushing 

sounds.   But unlike her friends she had 

a disability.   This was a behavioral 

child that did not like loud noise.  

When teachers took her to change her 

diaper in the bathroom, the teachers 

came up with an anger ball to assist 

her in the bathroom.   Every time she 

got scared she could use that ball and 

squeeze it or even if it was too loud 

with the flushing noise.   She is super 

sensitive with many noises.   The first 

one is the flushing of the toilet, the 

second one is when the kids scream in 

the classroom.   If she did not have her 

plush ball she would end up throwing a 

chair or table towards the teachers.  

She only got along with the director so 

we would ask for help to assist us 

with her very violent temper.   Mom 

never got the child assessed so we 

suggested it would be a good idea and 

just see what or even if she does have 

a behavioral issues.   Until she got 

tested us as teachers will assist 

students to the fullest as long as it 

does not hurt us or another child.

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