An engaging and simple explanation for children about where poop goes after we go to the bathroom, perfect for curious 4-year-olds.
Okay, little buddy! When you eat your food, your tummy takes all the good stuff from it to give you energy and to help you grow big and strong.
What’s left over after your body takes what it needs is called poop! And guess what? Poop is your body’s way of getting rid of stuff it doesn’t need anymore.
When you go to the bathroom, you sit on the toilet, and you let the poop go. Whoosh! It goes down the toilet!
After that, it goes through some pipes that carry it to a special place called a sewage treatment plant. There, it gets cleaned up because we want to keep our planet nice and clean!
So, poop travels from the toilet to the pipes and then to a place where it can be cleaned, and that’s where it goes!
Isn’t that cool? The next time you go to the bathroom, just remember, you’re helping your body get rid of things it doesn’t need!