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Child training requires the process of going to the bathroom for patience and understanding by the parents. The child should not be forced to undergo this exercise before he is ready. The child begins to show signs and warnings about his need to go to the bathroom at the age of one and a half to the age of two years. Child training.
What are the signs of a child's willingness to practice?
Physical signs
He can coordinate his physical movements to walk and run steadily
He needs one time, not several
The stomach is released at relatively constant times and can be expected
It remains dry for at least two hours or during siesta, indicating that the bladder muscles have grown sufficiently to control urinary flow.
Behavioral signs
He can sit quietly in one place for five minutes
He can pull his pants up and down
It is hated to keep it wet or dirty nappy.
Interest in the bathroom habits of others.
He gives physical or verbal signs when he feels that he wants to go to the bathroom such as uttering special words, or squatting on the ground, or even saying that he sees the fetus entering.
There is a desire to act independently (he wants to raise his pants himself)
He celebrates his achievement whenever he enters the bathroom.
Do not refuse to learn to use the toilet.
Cooperate and not act negatively.
Cognitive signs
He understands the physical signs that mean he should enter the bathroom.
It can execute simple instructions.
Recognizes the importance of putting things in place.
He knows the words used to dial into the bathroom and distinguishes between urination and defecation.
Unless your child is ready to learn to go to the bathroom and get rid of the nappy, teaching him forcibly will not work.