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Anonymous users2024-01-24Parents do not physically punish and abuse their children, and defecation training for children generally does not cause psychological problems in the future, and defecation training does not play an important role in the development of children's personality.
It is also necessary to clarify a misconception. No matter what examples your friends or relatives have told, in reality, it is almost impossible for babies under the age of 18 months to learn to use the potty. If someone tells you that children under the age of 1 can control their bowel movements, you have to put a question mark on that.
In fact, parents may feel this way simply because they are more experienced with when their babies are going to have a bowel movement, so they can put their children on the potty in time. Children under the age of 1 will certainly not be able to understand or control their bowel movements, so training your child too early will only make you and your child suffer.
Toilet training must be based on the development of the baby's basic body functions. The baby's excretory function is not yet controlled by the brain, so he cannot use his consciousness to control his excretion, and he is not even aware that he is excreting at all. Human consciousness is prior to control.
As the baby's bladder is able to hold more urine and the frequency of bowel movements decreases, the baby's ability to control bowel movements increases. The order in which babies control their bowel movements is roughly as follows: control their stool at night – control their bowel movements during the day – control their urine during the day – and finally control their urine at night.
In general, girls learn to control their excretion earlier than boys, but there are exceptions.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Just bootstrap it slowly
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I'm also wondering about this issue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There are special toilet washers for children to be used on top of the gaskets of adults, so that children can choose a favorite style by themselves, from choosing to paying money to putting it on the toilet, let the children participate in it, maybe the children will like it, and the children like to learn from adults! If the child's legs are not long enough, and a small stool should be added to the feet, the parents should watch the whole process and not fall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20lso have proble
Hello! If you let the baby sit on the toilet when the baby is unwilling, you can wrap the diaper and try again, if a training is not successful, you can try again every 1-2 weeks, in short, do not urge, can not be forced.
Parents who have cultivated the habit of sitting on the toilet for their babies know that it is not easy for their children to learn to sit on the toilet with seemingly simple toilets. Julie Lumon is a child development and behavior specialist at Michigan State University, and she combines her years of clinical experience with six tips for young parents. Prerequisites for training children to squat on the toilet: >>>More
1. Children aged 6 can use the toilet. Children between the ages of 3 and 6 can use the toilet. Many parents find that it is not easy for children to learn to sit on the toilet with seemingly simple sitting, so before using the toilet, parents should train their children to squat on the toilet, and the child should be able to understand simple instructions, be able to squat down and sit on the toilet and then stand up, and be able to take off and put on pants by himself. >>>More
It can be seen in the text that your daughter is a sensible and well-behaved child, and your worries are bothering you. In fact, going to kindergarten is a good thing, kindergarten is a collective life, children go to class together, play together, eat together, sleep together, I believe that with the help of teachers and children, your daughter will soon be allowed to enter the class, and the problem of going to the toilet will be solved.
It is recommended that your child can usually eat more foods that have the ability to nourish the spleen and invigorate the spleen, awaken the spleen and appetize the appetite, such as japonica rice, barley, millet, lentils, beef and chicken, red dates, carrots, potatoes, etc. Avoid foods that are cold in nature and easy to damage the spleen, such as eggplant, celery, persimmon, banana, pear, watermelon, mung bean, tofu, etc. I wish your child a speedy recovery!