It seems trivial to let the baby learn to control defecation, but the development progress of each child is not the same. If parents are too hasty, it will bring unfavorable factors to the normal maturity of children's psychology and physiology and affect the success of training. The study found that many babies who started training 0/8 months ago did not defecate until they were 4 years old. On the contrary, those who started training at the age of 2 can almost go to the toilet by themselves at the age of 3. So, how do young parents choose the best time? First of all, make sure that the child is in the so-called "bladder preparation" stage, that is, a large amount of urine is discharged at a time, and the urine can remain wet for several hours after urination. In addition, the following signs (generally appearing in 18 months -2.5 years old children) also suggest that children have been trained.
1. Babies' nerves and muscles that control defecation usually mature in 18~24 months. According to the research results of parenting experts in 2000, the vast majority of parents started toilet training between 18 and 24 months, and 80% of babies could complete day training when they were two years old and four months old, and they could not complete night training until they were about three years old. Experts found that boys spend more time on training than girls, and the earlier they start training, the longer their training period will be.
2. Baby toilet training: prepare a lovely small toilet for the baby, so that the baby can understand the meaning of the small toilet; Teach the baby to clean up little ass after pulling; Teach the baby to wear pants and wash his hands.