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Anonymous users2024-01-23Show him the demonstration. Tell him that it's fun, attract his interest, and slowly he will get used to going to the toilet like this.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When he was outside, he took him to the public toilet as soon as he wanted to pee, and told him that he was going to pee into the urinal here, and that it would be good to guide him a few more times. It's a new environment for him, and you need to give him some time and guide him more so that he can adapt as soon as possible.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Tell him when you pee.
You don't have to learn it.
When you are older, you will naturally learn it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20My brother is too young, don't worry about it yet, just grow taller.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19If it's the kind of shorter one, you can take him over to demonstrate it, teach him once or twice, and this will come back naturally, without being so deliberate.
Your brother is only two years old, so he is too young to make him develop a good habit of going to the urinal to urinate every time, and when he grows up, he will get used to it, and it will be.
Suggestion: In this case, it is necessary to pay attention to the child's personal habits, the possibility of urethritis and other reasons, and the influence of other factors, and timely conduct urine routine and blood glucose monitoring to determine the most critical cause.
Children's imitation ability is super strong, teaching by word and example is the best way, you just need to demonstrate step by step a few times, and he will follow you to practice, a few times.
It doesn't seem to be that complicated anymore because it urins all over the place, so don't scold it, the more you scold it, the less you understand what you mean >>>More
How can you do this, how can you do this to a two-year-old child, you should help her wash her ass, wash her pants, and tell her what to do and what not to do, you beast, how can you treat a child like this.