Would you be upset if you found out

[Anonymous]

unless not toilet trained, why is a kid changing their underwear?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hate to break it to you OP but there is no such thing as sterile environments for kids that age in a group setting. 20 seconds of handwashing is nice for habit-forming, but it's not gonna do shit if toddlers are sticking their hands in each other's faces or licking toys or eating dirt, all of which are age-appropriate and typical.

There is no sterile environment for ANY communal living situation, be it a college dorm room, an ICU or a prison. They are filthy. Plan accordingly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a little more concerned about the fact that a parent volunteer is seeing my kid in the bathroom.

The classroom has an open bathroom concept. The kids were changing out of their swimsuits because they do water play. A volunteer sees everything the teacher or assistant sees.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:unless not toilet trained, why is a kid changing their underwear?

Water play outside? Accident?