海外「かわいい娘が父親に飲み水を届ける」

Thank you for your help. Thank you for consulting me on how to proceed with the toy training the other day.
Recently, I had trouble with my child’s behavior when I was doing toilet training at home, so I took him to the toilet before washing his hands. After that, I pulled the lever to flush the toilet and opened the toilet seat to prevent him from touching it. Is this kind of behavior out of curiosity? After a few warnings, I use a one-yen coin to lock the toilet so that I can’t force myself out of the toilet and enter the toilet. I don’t want you to mistake the toilet for a playground, so should I remind my child not to touch the toilet bowl several times when he tries to touch it? Yuki-san, thank you for your question, I am having trouble with that kind of behavior because I try to flush the water by pulling the lever many times.
Your child is having trouble playing in the bathroom.
The toilet has many functions, and I often hear that children play with it because they are worried.
Some people turn off the power such as automatic cleaning so that they don’t get distracted as much as possible. Some people hide the toilet flushing lever.
When you’re about to pee or not pee, please hold the toilet and guide them out of the bathroom (let’s eat snacks, watch TV) so that they don’t look at the toilet.
You can promise to let him flush the water only once.
Many children put their hands in the toilet bowl because they are interested. I can’t stop wanting to do it, but it might be good to tell them over and over again that it’s dirty, so if you touch it, wash it more carefully than usual and make them realize that it’s dirty.
If you are really concerned, I think you can use a potty so that you can be careful of excretion.
Thank you.