When to let the baby say goodbye to the diaper?
1. When is it suitable to take off the diapers? The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends starting toilet training for babies at around 2 years old. Studies have shown that the baby's bladder matures at 3 years old. In other words, it is normal that the baby's urethra and anal sphincter muscles are not fully developed before the age of 3, and the ability to control bowel movements is poor. Especially for babies under one and a half years old, there is no regular peeing at all, and it's useless for you to worry! In addition, breaking the diaper is a gradual process. It should not be rushed, and it may even take two years to completely take off. 2. Don't care about the eyes of outsiders. The baby's wishes are important. In addition to scientific time, parents can also make judgments based on the baby's development. If the baby has the following symptoms: can understand the instructions of the adult, can put on and take off the pants by himself, pull on uncomfortable diapers, have regular bowel movements, and the body will signal when he wants to pee, it means the baby can take off the diapers and start trying Toilet training. With regard to taking off the diaper, every baby's condition is different, so you don't need to pay attention to outsiders' eyes. Niuniu is also a diaper that was only cut off at the age of nine months. According to reasonable guidelines, the daytime diaper was cut off smoothly in less than half a month. It is recommended that moms and dads, if the night does not go well, wait another six months or a year before trying to break off the diapers at night. 3. Take off the diapers. It is good to take off your baby in the summer. Follow the order of taking off first during the day and then at night, step by step. If your baby has resistance in the middle, you can slow down first and try again later. When not wearing diapers, remember to put on small underwear for your baby to protect the health of your baby's private parts; secondly, you can enhance your baby's gender awareness and self-protection awareness. Previous post: Size selection and replacement frequency of diapers Next post: How to change baby's diapers correctly