...There are many ways of introducing the concept and language of ˜toilet training' to children. Through reading stories, watching others, videos and casual conversations, most children master this art by age three. These materials will help to teach children which words are used to discuss toilet training functions; how males and females use the toilet, and that "Big Kids ? and adults use the toilet too. In the setting of most Nursery Schools or Day Care centers, the washrooms are set up in a manner that allows children to watch others use the toilet, in hopes that the children watching will model their actions and want to explore this new concept. As well, these programs, designed for toddlers, are curriculum focused on the independence of the child, showing them the appropriate expectations of self-care, through dressing, washing, feeding, and through play settings of toilet training. One of the first signs that a child is ready to start ˜training', is when they can indicate that they are wet or have had a bowel movement. This is known as, awareness. Cloth diapers can help in setting the pace of your child's awareness. The child will become uncomfortable sitting in a cloth diaper for any period of time, since Pull-ups and diapers, which they are use to, have done such a great job of keeping the wetness away from them. It is also suggested to let you child experience their awareness through being naked, and realizing what has just happened after they urinated or have had a bowel...
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...Jordan Bittner May 14, 2012 Research Paper Introduction: My research topic was on toilet training for toddlers, which is very important in the early years of children. I have never done any research on toilet training so this was all very new information and definitely well-needed. There is so much information on toilet training that I will go into later on in my paper. Information on toilet training is very important for parents, caregivers, siblings, babysitters, and day care centers. Anyone who is going to be around young toddlers should have vast amounts of knowledge on the subject and plenty of experience. Description: I introduced the potty to Emma when she was 18 months. I bought her one of those small potty chairs and explained to her this was her special potty. At this time I didn't yet push the potty we were just introducing it to her. I also would let her watch me use the toilet and explain to her "Mommy was going pee-pee on the potty like big girls do!" We will start with the basics to get full understanding of the topic. Toilet training is training a young child to use the toilet. Learning to use the toilet is a big step for toddlers and it can be difficult for some. Some children just seem to train themselves when they are ready, but many need some help from their parents. Parents see toilet training as an important milestone for their children and often become very concerned if it doesn't all go smoothly. For toddlers it is something new to learn...
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.........................................................................3 3. Difficulties of the study...........................................................................................3 I- Analysis of the offer.................... .............................................................................4 A. Product.......................................... ......................................................................4 a) Segmented offer..... .....................................................................................4 1- Dry Paper..... ......................................................................................4 2- Wet paper toilet ..................................................................................5 a. An offer that covers all budgets................................................5 b. Evolution of the offer...............................................................5 c. Seasonality ...............................................................................5 B. Size and market development.............................................................................5 a) Market growth............ ...............................................................................6 b) Consumer...
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...science and quality assurance Professor: SCORTAR LUCIA-MONICA Toilet Paper Student: Gabriel Ionescu Ovidiu Contents Introduction 3 The history of toilet paper 3 Demands of the market 4 Design and Metrology 4 Raw materials 5 Manufacturing, Labeling and Packing 5 Bibliography 6 Introduction In our busy life, we tend to use some products so frequent that we can’t imagine life without them. How many of you think that you can live without water, not only for drinking purposes, but also for washing. How many of you think that you can live without food? How many of you think that you can live without clothes? The list can go on with phones, internet connection, cars etc. I think one of the objects that we don’t even think about, but in the same time we use it daily, is Toilet Paper. Was toilet paper on your list before? What about now? Do you think you can live without it? I don’t think so. Therefore, if toilet paper is such an important product, let’s find out some more information about it. The history of toilet paper Most of us think that toilet paper was invented a long, long time ago, but in fact the role of paper that we have today, was designed just in 1857 by Joseph Gayetty. Of course the idea of using paper for cleaning purposes was developed a long time ago. Although the use of paper as wrapping and padding material dates back to the 2nd century BC, the first documented use of toilet paper in human history was dated back to 6th century AD. In...
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...I was greatly and utterly shocked by the Toilet Crisis video. I didn't realize that this was a problem anywhere in the world. Of course I realized that there are places less fortunate than us here in America, but what I didn't realize was how much not having toilets can effect a community and the health in that community. Watching this video was the fist time that this kind of issue was ever brought to my attention and I had a million thoughts running through my head the whole entire time. My first thought was how could a community live like this? During the first few minutes I got the impression that people thought as though they didn't have an issue with their living conditions or their heath, so I was completely shocked by that, although come later in the video I found out that they did want a change and they did indeed realize there were issues within their community. I was surprised by the smell and how it really effects the whole town or community. I realized that it would have a stench and that it would smell in some...
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...The History of the Flush Toilet When you think of major inventions before 1900 one of the last that will come to mind is the flush toilet. So yeah it doesn’t caring the same sense as an invention such as the airplane, stoplight or telephone but it has served its purpose just as much as the others. The flush toilet is one of few inventions that hasn’t went obsolete over time and still use in everyday life. Believe it or not there were people who didn’t have the benefit of this invention we take for granted. The bathroom is a room that we have dedicated to use daily, from bathing to grooming. There was a point in history to where a bathroom wasn’t even in a blueprint of a house plan. Before mid-1800s people then didn’t have the luxury of a space to dispose of body waste sanitary. In Medieval times people used potties. Potties were kept in most homes. Streets had open drains – channels that ran down the streets – so it was easy to empty the pots. You just threw your waste out of the window. When people threw their potty waste out of the window, they would shout "Gardez l’eau" [gar-day low], which is French for "watch out for the water”. Rich people had little rooms extending out from the walls of their homes, there would be a plank of wood with a hole in it, to sit on. There was nothing underneath, so whatever you empty from your body would just drop to the ground for stories up. When taking care of our business in the bathroom the last thing we would associate it with is...
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...Business Plan CHE488 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS FOR ENGINEERS Student: Matheus Borges Piuzana Barbosa - #1001008401 Professor: Joseph Orozco University of Toronto CHE488: Entrepreneurship and Business for Engineers (Winter 2014) Table of Contents 1 Executive Summary ............................................................................................................... 3 2 The Business and its Owner ................................................................................................... 4 2.1 The industry ..................................................................................................................... 4 2.2 Business Location............................................................................................................ 4 2.3 Key people ....................................................................................................................... 4 2.3.1 CEO: Matheus Borges Piuzana Barbosa ...................................................................... 4 2.3.2 Research and Development: Erick Fonseca ................................................................. 4 2.3.3 Sustainability Responsible: Louis Briand .................................................................... 4 2.3.4 Marketing Consultant: Lucas Henrique ....................................................................... 5 2.4 Trademark and patent info ...............................................................................
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...NEED FOR WATERLESS COMPOST TOILETS ABSTRACT: Problem Statement – I have dedicated my paper to highlight dangerous model of sanitation system in our country. Approach- My Approach is a mix of case studies, surveys, research, analysis and findings done in a direction to reach an alternate solution that could replace present toilets. Conclusion- This paper concludes that Waterless compost toilet is the answer for today’s major health problems. Keywords- Toilet, Waterless, Compost, Low-cost, Sanitation, Affordable, Health, Pollution 1. INTRODUCTION We have to break the taboo on sanitation; Out of 7 billion people on earth 2.6 billion people don’t use any kind of toilet. That means 1/3 people on this planet go for open defecation. Even after being world’s third largest economy India still cannot afford toilets for 53% of its population. Every second person in India is defecating in open. Today’s flush toilets are expensive, it requires huge sewage infrastructure, uses immense amount of water. This is the reason why villages in India lack proper sanitation. Women in villages can-not delay their household work so they hold and walk, long distances to defecate. Doctors say the longer you hold urine in bladder the more infection you get. And the longer you restrain defecation intestinal difficulties start to rise. Also these women run and hide in shame of not been seen. Untreated human waste goes into rivers and streams. This pollutes water, soil, food and animals thus spreading...
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...Blog 3: Renova Toilet Paper - Targeting a New Market Segment In response to the growing trend of innovation, companies are starting to take on significant risks to develop a new product that is able to target new market segments. Renova is one of these daring companies to innovate toilet paper, which has always been considered to be a conservative and dull product, by making it colorful and appealing to its consumers for the first time. I am very interested in this topic because it is fascinating to discover companies presenting their innovative products in the market and observe how it affects consumers, especially products that are extremely creative and unthinkable. I was intrigued by how the company became successful in changing the formation and character of toilet paper as ordinary and cheap to a luxury and entertaining product. I would research further into the consumer’s insight on the product and compare the pre-purchase to the post-purchase behaviors. This will answer the question on whether Renova was the first to create a new market segment that no paper industries are able to target. A brief history of Renova is that it is a well-known industry in Portuguese that primarily produces tissues and toilet paper. It is a small industry compared to other leading brands such as Procter & Gamble and Kimberly Clark, but Renova is highly recognized for its unique innovation on its products that differentiate them from its competitors. Renova introduced the first black...
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...So we went past them. While we moved along we found these buttons that looked like flushing toilets we pressed the half flushed button and there opened a toilet seat and inside were snakes, heaps of them. “I hate snakes!!” yield Indie. So we closed the toilet seat and flushed the full button and inside was a, well actually it looked like poo to me so we took it out and the floor started to rumble. “What’s happening?” I yelled over the roaring of the ground. “It seems that it’s a trap everybody, move to the door over there,” yield Indie. “Not there, that’s where we came through.” “I knew that.” I said. So we ran to the entrance but it had no door handle and the time is wasting, the walls are closing on us. “Why didn’t I see that it had a sign on it, Push to open the door?” So we pushed the door and it opened but we weren’t alone there was the ‘Cat Woman’ “Sorry for intruding, seems like you have a competition for now on,” Cat Woman smirked and went off like a feather in the air. So we rushed to the next door and that’s when I stepped on the trap. “INDIE, I’m kind of in trouble right now,” “What?” “I can’t move, if I do the pointy arrows will narrow us down, you have to leave me behind,” “I’m not leaving you now, slowly move your foot and I’ll put this massive rock on it. Move your leg slowly.” “Thanks, Indi I owe you one.” So I moved my leg slowly and Indie slipped the rock on the trap. I was free so we were being careful where we stepped. Once we got out...
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...order to be considered as a “Good Design” and our “Toilet of the future” definitely fulfills the criteria stated. As a whole, it can be adopted by many commercial buildings, hotels, home and etc. Our first target group is those busy executive and wealthy people. As people become highly educated and earn more income, they are seeking for a more luxurious lifestyle. Hence, people are more than willing to spend on adopting our toilet as our users can get to experience the most ultimate relaxation experience. Furthermore, people are also getting more and more stressful in the work life and so by having a good toilet does matter a lot since a good toilet play an important part in distressing. According to research, a lot of people are spending an average of 30 mins on bathing, let alone other things. Hence by having a one-stop entertainment toilet, people get to enjoy their precious time fruitfully, which is especially so for busy executives. In additional, we are also targeting hotel industry, which include five-stars hotels and many other mainstream hotels. Five-stars hotels will definitely be very keen in our “Toilet of the future” as these hotels are facing an intense competition from their competitors and so by adopting our toilet, it will help them gain a competitive edge against others. Besides, their customers, who are normally from the upper class, tend to demand a more comfortable and luxurious lifestyle. Hence, with our toilet, we are sure that we can help them satisfy their...
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...Toilet training is an important part of any kid’s life and when it comes down to kids with developmental delays, it is one of the most monumental moments. The purpose of this particular study was to successfully toilet train kids with autism and developmental delays in the school setting. Throughout this experiment, the paraprofessionals were tracking for correct behavior. The correct behavior in this case being, correctly urinating and/or defecating in the toilet without accidents on self. This study involved an intervention procedure which required the child to be sent to the bathroom every 30 minutes or so, they were reinforced for correct bathroom behavior by being given whatever it is they desire (food, candy, games, etc.) for a certain amount of time....
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...preparation of food). A combination of factors traps them into this practice, including tradition, lack of awareness about the importance of sanitation, and misconceptions about the costs involved.34 In addition, communities must learn that technologies, even simple ones, are not the monopoly of engineers and technocrats, before they have the confidence to use and manage their sanitation problems.35 For policymakers and program implementers, experience has shown that information, education, and communication (IEC) campaigns involving communities and grassroots organizations can accelerate the process of change and hasten the adoption of sanitary practices. These efforts must include addressing sociocultural attitudes toward owning a household toilet. In many cases, this will require educating SCs and STs, many of whom are illiterate, about the need to use latrines and the importance of hygiene. In this effort, it is important to understand that much of the demand for latrines comes from women, as they are the worst sufferers due to non-availability of these facilities. Women have, by far, the most important influence in determining household hygiene practices and in forming habits of their children.36 Thus, the social marketing of many sanitation programs often start with making house-to-house contact to educate and motivate women in target communities. Messages that appeal to the need for privacy and the social stigma of open defecation have been shown to work.37 Some of the more successful...
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...Fundamental (CC 66-390-11-15) Individual Assignment * Products chosen: Clorox® Toilet Bowl Cleaner — with Bleach * A brief history about Clorox * A US-based manufacturer of chemical products and foods. * Made its debut - liquid blench as an influential product in 1913 * Since the 1970s, the company has continued its path of rapid growth and launched a series of product expansion. * Main competitors in the current market * Johnson & Son * Kiwikleen * Dettol * BestBuy * Campbell * Axe * Mr. Muscle * Functions * Remove tough stains * Maintain a clean and pleasant smelling toilet bowl (with flavor) * Disinfect the toilet bowl * Dissolve stubborn rust and water stains * General Features claim by Clorox Toilet Bowl Cleaner * It will not harm the plumbing system(by using the formulated ingredient) * It usually formulated with blench to enhance the cleaning performance * Safety to use( with accurate instruction, first aid statement) * Personal Factors of choosing the product * Age and Life-Cycle Stage * It is not a relevant factor for determining which age group will be focused to promote the product, because it is suitable for a wide range of consumers, as toilet bowl cleaners are necessities * For me and my family members, we are all responsible...
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...and technological resources required in the operation of your selected organisation. In this assignment I will describe the main physical and technological resources required in the operation of Tesco. Physical Resources Physical resources are resources that the business needs to maintain in order to carry out its activities. They mainly include things like facilities, buildings, machinery and more. These are resources that are available to a business’s organisations in form of buildings and other machineries needed for the day to day running of the organisation. Tesco have many physical resources such as their toilets, buildings, trolleys, CCTV’s. Toilets is a good resource to have within a good organization as it can attract more customers to not feel rushed into shopping because they need to go toilet they can shop at their own paste and use the toilet when they feel to. Another physical resource for Tesco is the car park so customers can park within Tesco’s car park and not have to worry about receiving a ticket, or checking their time to get back to the car before they get a ticket, this will also attract more customers to shop within Tesco. A recent physical resource that Tesco has brought in is the self-checkouts; this is good for customers that want to quick shop as Tesco can be quite busy on some days they don’t want to wait in the long queues so they can use the self-checkout which is much...
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