Guide: When a child is born, he can't go to the toilet independently, so the baby should wrap diapers, but when it develops to a certain extent, parents must train the baby to go to the toilet independently, because it is impossible for parents to accompany him at any time during the child's growth. Let's care about the children going to the toilet independently.

First, the baby goes to the toilet alone to prepare 1, and the urine sense training directly puts on the ordinary * * * for the child without diapers. If you use diapers, it doesn't matter if the child has been urinating. The idea of changing after urinating will be difficult to cultivate.

2, carefully observe the children to master the rules of children peeing, carefully observe the children, master the rules of children peeing, don't always ask the children whether to go to the toilet, let the children master the time of peeing is the original intention of training.

3, baby learning opportunities When your child can understand what you said, he will walk, and the interval between two pees will reach 2-3 hours. This is the time for you to train your baby to go to the toilet by himself. Average child 18 months or so.

Extended reading: Training infants to go to the toilet is very different between men and women.

Further reading: Help the baby pack diapers, change diapers and clean diapers.

Parents should be patient while their children are learning to go to the toilet. Second, teach children to go to the toilet by themselves 1. Form good habits. Parents should pay more attention to some details of their children, such as whether going to the toilet will dirty their pants and correct them in time. Remind the baby to wash his hands before and after going to the toilet, so that the baby can associate going to the toilet with washing his hands from the beginning and form a good habit.

2. Parents should demonstrate first. When parents find that the baby shows all kinds of strange expressions or makes special movements when going to the toilet, they can teach the baby that I have to pee and defecate, and immediately take the baby to the fixed baby toilet to go to the toilet. After a long time, the baby will naturally say!

3, prepare the bedpan * * * When the baby is old enough to go to the toilet by himself, parents need to do some preparatory work. Buy a suitable bedpan for your baby alone, and prepare more cotton bedpans for your baby, which are absorbent and easy to clean. These * * * should not be too big or too small, so that your baby can easily take off the * * * to the thigh root without falling off.

4. Patience and encouragement. Don't blame the baby even if he can't control his bowel movements. Tell the baby that this kind of thing happens to everyone. He did a good job. Building confidence in children is the most critical step for children to learn to go to the toilet.

Suggestion: It is very difficult for babies to learn to control their urination and go to the toilet by themselves. Encourage and praise them more.

Extended reading: training baby's parents to guide correctly when going to the toilet

Further reading: there are countermeasures for baby to wet the bed. Life adjustment must be read.

Third, teach children to go to the toilet. Precautions 1. Stop bathing and urinating. Some boys like to pee in the shower. When this happens, it should be stopped, so that children can develop the habit of not defecating anywhere.

2. Adult teaching methods are consistent. In the process of toilet education for children, all adults in the family should use the same procedure for children, and there should be no different opinions, which will cause children to be at a loss.

3, the best time in summer According to expert research, it is best to start teaching children to go to the toilet in summer. Because in this season, children wear less clothes and take them off easily.

4, causing children to resent adults can lead children to the bedpan, but don't force children to do so. Because doing so will cause children's disgust and unnecessary resistance to going to the toilet.

5. Praise the awareness of preparedness at the beginning. Some children even sat on the bedpan for a while without need. In this case, don't blame the child, but praise this awareness of prevention.

6. Explain the toilet. When explaining the process of going to the toilet to children, avoid using rude words and local slang, and use simple and clear words such as urination and defecation to prevent children from linking the process of going to the toilet with some bad things.

Further reading: 1 1 Life skills that parents should teach their babies.