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  • Baby Beluga
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 3891

    Sample Potty Training Letter?

    I have searched and can only find Nan's - does anyone else have a potty training letter they wouldn't mind sharing with me? Thank you
  • TheGoodLife
    Home Daycare Provider
    • Feb 2012
    • 1372

    #2
    Just cutting and pasting, so the format is changed, but here's what I would give to DCPs:


    Potty Training

    Potty training is an exciting time for everyone! It can also be a difficult and sometimes frustrating transition for a child, and because your child may be here at daycare as much if not more during the week than at home. I am happy to support your child’s potty training while here! My policies are:

    • Please have a solid foundation of training at home before they start here- it can be scary and often a child is more comfortable starting their training at home. I am happy to begin training once you have that foundation set.
    • Please find a time (outside of our regular work hours) to discuss your home methods with me, so I can be on the same page as you. I also want to be able to use the same language as that at home. Your child will train much faster if there is consistency between home and daycare.
    • While I know many parents do the underwear-only training, I am not able to do it at daycare due to health regulations.
    • Your child must be in pull-ups while training at daycare. After two weeks without an accident (i.e. wet or dirty pull-up) they may begin to come in underwear. However, I will ask that you still leave pull-ups here in case they are needed again.
    • I reserve the right to take a break from training here if they have been trying for a duration of time here and I feel they are just not ready. The worst thing for potty training is to try to force it before the child is ready.

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    • Martha Stewart
      Daycare.com Member
      • Mar 2015
      • 73

      #3
      Originally posted by TheGoodLife
      Just cutting and pasting, so the format is changed, but here's what I would give to DCPs:


      Potty Training

      Potty training is an exciting time for everyone! It can also be a difficult and sometimes frustrating transition for a child, and because your child may be here at daycare as much if not more during the week than at home. I am happy to support your child’s potty training while here! My policies are:

      Please have a solid foundation of training at home before they start here- it can be scary and often a child is more comfortable starting their training at home. I am happy to begin training once you have that foundation set.
      • Please find a time (outside of our regular work hours) to discuss your home methods with me, so I can be on the same page as you. I also want to be able to use the same language as that at home. Your child will train much faster if there is consistency between home and daycare.
      • While I know many parents do the underwear-only training, I am not able to do it at daycare due to health regulations.
      • Your child must be in pull-ups while training at daycare. After two weeks without an accident (i.e. wet or dirty pull-up) they may begin to come in underwear. However, I will ask that you still leave pull-ups here in case they are needed again.
      • I reserve the right to take a break from training here if they have been trying for a duration of time here and I feel they are just not ready. The worst thing for potty training is to try to force it before the child is ready.
      I would bold that part. Stress it. Stress it over, and over, and over again. I cannot tell you how many parents i have had show up on a Monday with 14 pairs of trainers and expect me to start the process.

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      • TheGoodLife
        Home Daycare Provider
        • Feb 2012
        • 1372

        #4
        Originally posted by Martha Stewart
        I would bold that part. Stress it. Stress it over, and over, and over again. I cannot tell you how many parents i have had show up on a Monday with 14 pairs of trainers and expect me to start the process.
        Yes, I had a few parts highlighted in mine

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        • Baby Beluga
          Daycare.com Member
          • Aug 2014
          • 3891

          #5
          Thank you!

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