encouraging poo watching, children are just interested in all these things which is imo normal and good to be open and honest with them. I think it's nice op's child wanted to help My step mums g/niece is the best for 'helping'. I swear to god, Every word of the following story is true. My step mums sister, D, has had treatment for breast cancer, and some side effect of something involved has caused her to have piles. She has cream for this. Her granddaughter was over today and this happened when D went to the bathroom, And is knelt over the bath trying to apply the cream, when i small hand appears between her legs and she hears; 'Pass me the cream, nanny, i'll help' 'WHAT?! Go downstairs! Nanny can do it herself' 'But i can see where i need to stick it in!' Another one was when she had a biopsy, her granddaughter kept pestering for a look where they'd removed the lump, And D kept saying no. In the end she showed her, hiding her nipple with her hand only for GD to exlaim 'OH MY CHRIST THEY'VE TAKEN YOUR NIPPLE OFF!' Thequeen that sounds sweet. Children are innocent and if we make things weird for them they can get hangups about normal functions. I think it's normal and much as I don't want a poo partner I think it's nice to have an open relationship with children, obviously when they are older you need to explain