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Etiquette of sneezing
1. We have to teach the child to say “al-­‐hamdu Lillah (praise be to
Allah)” when he sneezes and to say “Yarhamuk Allah (may Allah
have mercy on you)” if he hears someone sneezing. The
Messenger of Allaah (S.A.W) said: “If one of you sneezes, let him
say, ‘al-­‐hamdu Lillah’ and let his brother or his companion say to
him ‘Yarhamuk Allah.’ If he says ‘Yarhamuk Allah’ to him, then let
him say ‘Yahdeekum wa yuslih baalakum (may He bless you and
rectify your condition).’”
2. We have to teach him to put his hand or a handkerchief over
the mouth and make as little noise as possible.
3. He should say “Yarhamuk Allah” three times, if someone
sneezes repeatedly. But if he sneezes more than three times,
then he is sick and there is no need to say “Yarhamuk Allah.”
Etiquette of yawning
1. The child should be taught to try not to yawn if possible.
2. If he does yawn, then he has to put his hand over his mouth.
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3. He should not make a loud noise when yawning.
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Toilet training 
The child has to be taught how to use the toilet when he feels
that he needs to urinate, and the mother has to help the child
understand this matter by patiently training the child without
using force as he learns to use the toilet.
How do I know that my child is ready to start toilet training?
1. The child feels distressed when his diaper gets dirty.
2. He is able to stay dry for at least two hours.
3. He is able to understand some simple instructions such as Go,
Come, Give me, etc.
4. He is able to take off and put on his clothes on his own without
any help.
5. There are clear physical indications in the child’s body when he
wants to urinate, such as pulling at his clothes, sitting or
squatting, or he tells you that he wants to urinate.
6. The child is able to sit and walk without help.
7. He wants to please his parents and play a positive role.