For a child who has just entered the second grade, the teacher always asks him to clean the toilet,

There is no need, we also want it at that time, everyone has to come in turns, and it is good to improve the children's labor ability.

If that's the case, I don't think it's a problem, after all, there are some things that the second grader should let him do.

I think it's normal for my second grade to call my child to participate in some public welfare activities, so there's no need to look for it.

It's not a punishment for me to clean the toilets, but if you look at Japan, Japanese students are very fond of cleaning toilets, and their toilets are clean by him.

If you take turns cleaning, you don't need to look for it, and you should talk to the teacher for a long time.

I think that in this case, parents should find a teacher, after all, it is not fair to the child.

If it's once or twice once in a while, it's okay, but if it's often like this, I think it's necessary to ask the teacher about the situation, in case the child is wronged and doesn't dare to say it, and it will affect him in the future.

I think I should ask the teacher why I keep letting my child clean the toilet, or if I have any other opinions? Teachers should treat every child equally, and children should be asked to do cleaning, not just one child.

Teachers are all the same, they won't just let your children clean the toilet alone, and it's good to do a little more when you're a child, so there's no need to find a teacher.

Children should learn to be self-reliant, and cleaning the toilet is also an opportunity for children to exercise, so that children also know that many things are not easy to come by.

I think I should go to a teacher. Ask the teacher why the child is cleaning the toilet and ask the teacher for an explanation.

I think we should go to the teacher, and there is no way for parents to better defend their children's rights.

In this case, I personally feel that I should go to the teacher, communicate with the teacher, ask the reason for cleaning the toilet, and tell the teacher that the child is relatively young and not suitable for these things.

A teacher has absolutely no right to ask a child to clean the toilet, which is an insult to the child.

It is still necessary to communicate with parents, because children at this age should not do such things, which may make children feel very uncomfortable, and parents should communicate with teachers about the reasons for this problem.