Scientific research shows that children's excretion control muscles generally reach maturity between 12 and 24 months, with an average age of 18 months. Therefore, different measures should be taken at different growth stages of the baby!
Before 18 months:
Use diapers as much as possible, so that the baby can urinate and urinate as he wants, and let the baby get enough quality sleep.
18 months - 24 months:
Your baby's gastrointestinal and bladder functions are slowly developing and maturing. During the day, you can gradually try to "quit" diapers and train your baby to use the toilet on the toilet or toilet; and you still need to use diapers at night.
After 36 months:
You can try to stop using diapers and develop a good habit of urinating and defecation on your own. Only when the baby can clearly express his need to go to the toilet; keep the diaper dry for more than 2 hours; and learn to put on and take off the pants by himself, can he say goodbye to the diaper completely!
Of course, given that each baby's physical and psychological conditions are different, the time for them to naturally quit diapers also varies from person to person, and it still depends on the actual situation and actual treatment.
Don't covet the convenience of the moment, let the baby wear diapers until he is very old and won't excrete on his own; also don't oppress the child's nature by urinating or wearing open-crotch pants in order to save money.
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