Tips to get rid of diapers at night

The baby's skin is very delicate and can be easily damaged if you are not careful. We all know that babies wear diapers when they sleep at night. Some parents also said that they would also put diapers on their babies when they go out to play during the day. However, we need to note that wearing diapers will keep the baby's skin wrapped for a long time, which is very harmful to the baby's skin. Moreover, wearing diapers can be addictive, so how can we quit wearing diapers at night?

After a child is born, he or she gradually grows from a fragile, helpless, confused, ignorant baby to a person who can adapt to social life, master knowledge and skills, and is useful to society. This is the role and result of education. My second baby is already one year old and still uses diapers at night. In fact, he uses them just in case and he seldom urinates. The weather is getting hotter and hotter, and I always feel that his little butt is uncomfortable to cover, so I decided not to use diapers for him at night. Please see the case: I didn’t expect that it only took me three days to successfully say goodbye to Barry’s habit of wearing diapers at night.

On the first day, I slept until 5 o'clock in the morning. It was already bright. I was about to go to the toilet and saw him peeing. I said to him, "Wait a minute, Mom will take you to the toilet." He seemed to understand and stopped peeing instantly. I picked him up and took him to the toilet to pee. It was such a big pee that if I hadn't stopped it in time, I would have drowned! I took him back to bed and coaxed him to sleep, but he kept crying and refused to fall asleep, so I had to feed him to satisfy his hunger.

The next day, he wet the bed at around 3 a.m. He didn't wet much, so I quickly picked him up and took him to the toilet to help him wet. He wet a lot again. When I put him back in bed, he closed his eyes and hummed. I just patted him to sleep, and he finally fell asleep after more than ten minutes.

On the third day, he sat up and hummed at around 1 a.m., went to the toilet and urinated, and then was put back in bed to continue sleeping. No need to coax him. Now he has adapted to life without diapers, and he doesn't have to cover his little butt every night.

At what age can a child no longer need diapers at night?

Generally speaking, babies start to develop self-control around one year old and can be trained to stop using diapers. If your baby uses it all day long, you can start training during the day. Babies with frequent urination can wait until they are a little older, around 2 years old, before considering not using diapers at night. Children who don't usually urinate at night will find it easier to get rid of diapers. So for children who urinate less frequently, you can tell them before going to bed that they are not wearing diapers today and should not wet the bed. Let him know that he is not wearing diapers. If he pees, he will feel uncomfortable. After peeing a few times, he will not pee in the bed anymore.

Whether to use diapers or not should be determined based on the actual situation of your child. Parents should not be too hasty and should not fall into the "curse" of "other people's children are better". As the child grows up, he will naturally no longer need to do this. It is just a matter of sooner or later, just like children walking, some learn early and some learn late. It is just a matter of sooner or later. No matter how long the road is, it will have an end; no matter how deep the pain is, it will end. As long as you don't give up, there is hope. The editor is very grateful to the netizens for reading my article. I wish you all happiness every day and all the best.