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o We work in partnership with parents to ensure that the medical, cultural and dietary
needs of children are met.
o We help children to learn about a range of food, cultural approach to snack time and
eating and respect the differences among them.
Monitoring and Reviewing
o To ensure that our policies and procedures remain effective we will monitor and review
them annually to ensure our strategies meet the overall aims to promote equality, inclusion
and valuing diversity.
o We provide a complaints procedure and a complaints summery record for parents to see.
This policy was adopted by the managers, staff and contributions from parents.

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Policy Adopted 1 September 2020
Signed: F Sluman
Nursery Manager

Intimate Care / Toileting Policy

All children at Felicity’s Fledglings have the right to be safe and be treated with dignity,
respect and privacy at all times so as to enable them to access all aspects of Felicity’s
Fledglings.

This policy sets out clear principles and guidelines on supporting intimate care with specific
reference to toileting. It should be considered in line with our safeguarding policy, health
and safety policies and administering medicines policy.

This Policy supports the safeguarding and welfare requirements of the EARLY YEARS
FOUNDATION STAGE, (EYFS, 2012) and the Disability Discrimination Act, 2005. Felicity’s
Fledglings will ensure that:

 No child’s physical, mental or sensory impairment will have an adverse effect on
their ability to take part in day to day activities.
 No child with a named medical condition that affects personal development will be
discriminated against.
 No child who is delayed in achieving continence will be refused admission.
 No Child will be sent home or have to wait for their parent/carer due to
incontinence.

Intimate Care Tasks:
Cover any task that involves the dressing and undressing, washing including intimate parts,
helping someone use the toilet, changing nappies or carrying out a procedure that requires
direct or indirect contact to an intimate personal area.
Partnership with Parents/Carers