Besides crying and making noise, what worries parents the most about babies is often peeing their pants. Although I always remember to take my baby to pee every once in a while, there are still a few careless moments where I touch my butt and, oh, why did I wet my pants again? Today we will talk about how to teach a 2-year-old baby how to wet their pants.
1、 How to teach a 2-year-old baby how to wet their pants
Although there are significant individual differences in the urination function of each child, and the timing of urination training should not be too strict, there are still certain patterns to follow.
2-5 year old babies: active urination during the day and passive urination at night.
Children aged 2 and above can generally control urination during the day, but cannot fully control urination at night. During the day, teach children to proactively inform their parents when they feel the urge to urinate, and then take them to the bathroom to urinate. Even if they use a toilet bowl, they should keep it in the bathroom to prevent children from developing the habit of defecating and urinating anywhere. At night, parents still need to wake up their children to urinate. In principle, diapers or diapers can be avoided at night.
2、 Misconceptions about Baby Urination Training
1. Training too early
Some mothers start training their children at a few months, or even 3-6 months old. Due to the immature development of the child's nerves and muscles, as well as their immature cognitive and language comprehension abilities, they cannot withstand complex urination training, which can instead lead to urinary disorders.
2. Too much training
Some mothers wake up their children 3-4 or even 4-5 times a night, resulting in the child's bladder not receiving necessary expansion and the maximum capacity of the bladder not increasing, which can also cause bedwetting.
3. Insufficient training
Some mothers, when they put diapers or diapers on their children's buttocks at night, ignore them and prevent their bladder from receiving necessary training. Some children also wet the bed.
Have all the mothers learned? In fact, baby's urination training is very important. It should be taught at a certain age, not too early or too late, not too little or too much. Encouraging babies to develop good habits is not only beneficial to their physical health, but also helpful for their psychological development and personality building!
