(a)

1. (1) At least one (1) commode and one (1) sink shall be made available for the children’s use.
2. (2) Potty seats may be used by the younger children if emptied, cleaned, and disinfected after each use.
3. (3) Potty seats shall be located in the bathroom only.

(d) Liquid soap shall be:

1. (1) Accessible in the hand washing area; and
2. (2) Used by caregivers and children.

(f)

1. (1) Caregiver’s and children’s hands shall be washed with liquid soap:

   1. (A) Before meals;
   2. (B) After toileting;
   3. (C) After each diaper change; and
   4. (D) As needed.
2. (2) The use of hand sanitizer shall not be a replacement for soap and running water.

(g) There shall be a safe diaper changing table that meets the following requirements:

1. (1) Impervious (nonabsorbent) smooth surfaces that do not trap soil and are easily disinfected;
2. (2) There shall be a changing pad capable of being sanitized used as a cushion between the child and the changing table surfaces;
3. (3) The table shall be sturdy and stable to prevent tipping over;
4. (4) The table shall be a convenient height for use by caregivers and teachers; and
5. (5) The table shall be equipped with a raised edge or other provision to help reduce the risk of a child rolling off the table.

(i)

1. (1) Soiled or wet diapers shall be:

   1. (A) Removed;
   2. (B) Disposed of properly; and
   3. (C) Replaced with clean, dry diapers.
2. (2) The caregiver shall ensure that children are properly cleaned and dried.

(k) The following methods shall not be used in toilet training:

1. (1) Placing a child on toilet or potty chair for prolonged time periods;
2. (2) Using harsh language;
3. (3) Punishing or berating in any way for soiling clothing;
4. (4) Using physical force to place child on a toilet or potty chair against their will; and
5. (5) Leaving child unsupervised on toilet.