can he or........

[o***@yahoo.com]

a friend of mine who has a young boy asked me to try to fine this out
so........................He wants to join the Tiger Scouts but has a
problem. The problem is for reasons i won't get into is he is
incontinace. He is ok beyond that but feels that he can't join or even
if he does thinks the other tigers will well you know how mean kids
can be any advice?

[Nunya Bidness]

Post by o***@yahoo.com
a friend of mine who has a young boy asked me to try to fine this out
so........................He wants to join the Tiger Scouts but has a
problem. The problem is for reasons i won't get into is he is
incontinace. He is ok beyond that but feels that he can't join or even
if he does thinks the other tigers will well you know how mean kids
can be any advice?

Should not be an issue. It's been a long time since my son was a tiger,
but it was more of a family oriented program, so a parent was always
with the Tiger. The boy with the incontinence problem might be able to
wear those pull-ups or other type pants. At that age, they get involved
and excited about whatever it is going on, and they can just plain
forget to find a bathroom... happens all the time, no big deal unless
some adult makes it a BIG DEAL.

When I was a Tiger, and later Den leader, the boys had a "cubbies" pack
with their scout stuff in it (as opposed to a school backpack), kept the
scout stuff all together plus all of them carried a spare change of
clothing and a sweatshirt just on case.

The other boys don't have a need to find out about it, I might suggest
letting the pack registrar know as part of the physical form just in case.