Sometimes it can help to watch a video or do some colouring in, to get the conversation going. Here are some resources to get you started:

Printable Activity Sheets
Rabbit colouring page
Giraffe colouring page
Super healthy food colouring page
Word search
Videos
Busting the Myths series
Tips for Tamariki and Teens series
Fun videos for young children
Going potty over potty training: Tips for parents and caregivers
Guides
Going Potty
Be the boss of your bowels
The Bs of Bowels
teacher in front of class reading a book
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