When does a child no longer need diapers?

Children’s body functions are not yet perfect during their infancy, and they are prone to some very annoying problems, such as not being able to control urination and defecation and frequent bed-wetting. At this time, diapers are needed to prevent these problems, but diapers can only play a temporary role. Ultimately, children’s self-control is still needed. Let’s take a look at when children no longer need diapers?

Experts generally emphasize that children should use diapers up to 2 years old at most. Because the baby at this time is already able to control urination and defecation, if it is not trained and cultivated, it will be troublesome in the future. And it is not good for the baby's development.

Of course, if the baby is well educated and does not urinate randomly, he or she will no longer need diapers.

However, I'm not afraid of buying too much. You have to know that you need to take several tablets a day, and a large pack will not last long. It will definitely not be used up. At least until the baby develops the habit, he should use it at night.

What are the disadvantages of babies using diapers frequently?

1. Diapers have poor breathability and babies will suffer from diaper dermatitis if used for a long time.

It is recommended that parents choose diapers that are of good quality, breathable, and non-reverse osmosis, and change them frequently to keep the baby's area dry.

2. Diapers have poor heat dissipation properties, bacteria can easily multiply in large numbers, affecting the baby's growth and development.

If baby boys use diapers that are too small and too tight, it will be detrimental to the development of their testicles and they will be very likely to suffer from infertility in the future.

The diapers used by baby girls are too small and too tight, and bacteria will often invade the vulva, urethra and other parts of the baby girls.

3. Long-term use of diapers may cause children to lose the opportunity for early physical and mental training and affect their mental development.

If young children frequently use diapers, they will not be able to manage their urination. However, if a child urinates in class when he is 6 or 7 years old, he will inevitably be ridiculed by his classmates.

Psychologists point out that this kind of "embarrassment" will cause interpersonal communication barriers in children and will be extremely detrimental to their future personality development.

It is recommended that parents should remind older children on time and pay attention to training their self-control ability.