It's very hot, and I don't want to wear new diapers.

Lead: Summer is here. Do you want to quit diapers for your baby? Parents should know the following knowledge before considering.

Time flies, and it's the hottest season of the year-summer. The temperature has soared to more than 30 degrees recently. Some people put on shorts and sandals, but it doesn't look strange. On the contrary, wearing thick clothes is incomprehensible. And many parents have begun to consider a question: summer is here, do you want to quit diapers for your baby?

Generally speaking, in a family with a baby, the old man and the treasure mother always quarrel about the baby's problems, such as putting diapers on the baby. Many old people are very opposed to it, and now in summer, they are even more reluctant to let their babies wear it.

After all, the old man is also kind, afraid that the weather will be too hot and the baby's ass will be uncomfortable with a thick diaper. Ma Bao thinks a lot about it, worrying that the baby always wets his pants, that he is prone to catch cold and get sick when changing pants, and that the baby has been uncomfortable, and so on. I don't know whether to quit diapers or continue to wear them.

Although diapers are good for babies and parents, they will quit one day, so when is the best time to quit diapers?

Most babies can start to quit diapers slowly at the age of 2, and a few babies may need to extend it for a while. After all, every child's growth and development is different, so parents should consider it according to their children's characteristics and don't rush into it.

So how do you judge that you can quit diapers? You can't just look at your age, you should judge it from these aspects.

(1) When the baby wears diapers, he will cry when he urinates on the diapers, and he will pull the diapers by hand, so he doesn't want to wear them.

(2) The baby sleeps in diapers at night, and the diapers are dry after dawn.

(3) When the baby doesn't wear diapers, he can't pee for a long time.

(4) When the baby has a sense of urination, he can clearly say something similar to urination.

(5) Babies often go to the toilet with their parents and imitate toilet movements.

Parents can observe the baby and see if these behaviors have appeared recently. If so, it means it's time to quit diapers.

Speaking of quitting diapers, what should parents do?

First, we must first understand the baby's defecation law and understand the baby's reaction when defecating.

If you were wearing diapers yesterday, you would take them off today. You don't know the baby's defecation law in advance, or you don't know the baby's reaction when defecating. In this way, parents will be very tired and the baby will be very tired. For example, the baby has just peed for half an hour and doesn't want to pee at all, but parents are afraid that the baby will pee his pants, so they urge the baby to go to the toilet. The baby is impatient and doesn't want to go. Parents were very angry when they saw that the baby was disobedient.

For example, before, the baby peed once an hour, but after urinating once, the baby drank water, and it didn't take long for the baby to pee his pants.

Therefore, it is best to know more in advance, master the baby's defecation law, and understand the baby's reaction when defecating, so it is easier to teach the baby to go to the toilet.

Second, I just quit diapers. You don't have to wear it all day during the day, but try to wear it when you go out and sleep at night.

When the baby is awake during the day, he will send out some signals when defecating, such as crying and other reactions when defecating, and he can also say something about urinating. Parents can take their baby to the toilet in time. It is better to wear it when going out and at night, so that parents and babies can relax.

In addition, you can put a children's toilet in the toilet, so that the baby can sit on the toilet actively when defecating, which is more conducive to learning to go to the toilet.

Third, parents should be patient and guide their babies to the toilet.

It takes parents' patience to teach the baby to go to the toilet. If you have a bad temper and are impatient, it will prolong the time to quit diapers. Also instruct the baby to go to the toilet, take off his pants, squat down, how to pee standing up and how to wipe his ass. These should be taught slowly.

With this knowledge in advance, it is not difficult to quit diapers for your baby.