The instructions of the toilet training are put into practice

The instructions of the toilet training are put into practice

First, please pay attention to the following signs:

Your child can walk steadily without help.

Your child can understand what adults are talking about and respond accordingly.

His urination interval is longer.

When your child's urine interval during the day becomes longer and because he does not urinate at night, he should start toilet training when he does not urinate at night. When you change your diapers, say to your child with a comforting voice, "Are you urinating? Okay, let us change the diapers to make you feel better." This helps him with the behavior of urinating with "Or any other words you may like to use.

You can change your child's pants diapers and put a support stool on your toilet seat, or make him prepare by showing the toilet picture in the book. Let the baby see his mother or father go to the toilet.

If you can't estimate the time interval between your child's urination, you can try to write "toilet diary" to record the time of the child to do these two things.

Toilet diary

Once you find that your child's urine interval becomes longer, you should start to keep the toilet diary! After changing diapers in the morning, check for an hour and a half again, and check again. The occasion of use will not destroy his usual routine work (such as meals or nap time) to check and record two to three days. When you start training your child, this may become a valuable reference!