Baby peeing on pants is a time period. Generally, newborn babies will wet their pants by the age of one, and gradually change this habit after one year old. However, there are still some babies who wet their pants at the age of two and a half. So what should we do if a baby loves to wet their pants recently at the age of two and a half?
1. Relax your mindset
The behavior of babies urinating their pants is also controlled by the nervous system. It is normal for them to frequently wet their pants before they have fully developed. When faced with such a situation, parents should not get angry and scold their children. Blaming their children too much can make them more nervous and even more likely to wet their pants. Parents can patiently train their babies to urinate on their own. Children have strong learning abilities, and through repeated training, they will gradually stop urinating.
2. Special toilet seat
Train the baby to urinate on their own. You can also choose a cute small toilet and place it in a fixed position to guide the baby to urinate on their own. If the baby occasionally urinates on their own, be sure to encourage this behavior, and gradually the child will develop good habits of using the toilet.
3. Train as early as possible
Generally, babies can gradually train themselves to use the toilet after they are two years old. Firstly, encourage the baby to speak up when they urinate. Once they become proficient, teach them how to use the bathroom and take off their pants on their own. This way, the baby can practice repeatedly and quickly become proficient in self-care.
4. Easy to take off pants
Wearing comfortable and easy to take off pants for babies, many babies wet their pants because they can't take them off, which prolongs the time for defecation. We all know that babies have a shorter time to control their urge to urinate than adults, and if they don't go to the bathroom in a timely manner, they can easily lose control. So, when parents choose clothes for their children, they must take this into consideration.
