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the family, and willingness of everyone

involved to enter into the process.

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The ability of the educational staff

to include another child in the

process, according to what is

taking place in the classroom.

Adapting the environment to the

needs of the child (special toilet seat,

a seat ensuring that the child’s safety

can be maintained). See Appendix 4.

Awareness of the special sensitivities of

the child.

Information regarding past attempts at

toilet training, if any.

The child’s general state of health

(emotional state, diarrhea, and so on).

The decision to enter into the process, and

implementation of the toilet training program,

require determination and consistency over a

long period of time.