At what age should babies start wearing underwear?

We all know that many babies wear diapers when they are young. After the baby can walk, mothers will put underwear on the baby, because sometimes the baby is tired of walking by himself, he will sit anywhere, which is very unhygienic. So in order to protect the baby's hygiene, mothers will start to put underwear on the baby, which can effectively prevent some diseases of the baby. So at what age is it better for babies to start wearing underwear?

Because boys' reproductive organs are hanging outside, they are fragile and easily injured. In addition, boys are active and naughty, so they can easily be injured by collisions, blows, friction, bruises and even bacterial invasion. Therefore, boys should at least get used to wearing small underwear before the age of 3. Parents should start to slowly cultivate this habit in their children when they are over 2 years old. This is both safe and hygienic.

As for baby girls, due to their physiological characteristics, their private parts are more susceptible to bacterial infection. It is recommended that they can wear small underwear after the children take off their diapers at around 2 years old. This is good for my daughter both in terms of physical health and psychological growth.

In addition, when parents are buying underwear for their babies, they may have discovered that there are two basic styles of underwear on the market: triangle underwear and boxer underwear. So which one is better for babies? In fact, these two types of underwear have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Advantages: It is close-fitting, not easy to expose, better protects privacy, and isolates the invasion of bacteria and other dirt; it is more like underwear, so when children put on outer pants, they will not feel like they are wearing two pairs of pants, which is conducive to cultivating the habit of wearing underwear; girls will look more beautiful when wearing short skirts.

Disadvantages: It is too tight, especially for boys. The edges and corners directly touch the base of the thighs. When the weather is hot, it is easy to sweat and rub, causing prickly heat.

Advantages: It is relatively loose and unrestrained, so children can move more freely.

Disadvantages: Because it is loose, it is easy to expose the private parts. When you pull down the outer pants, it is easy to pull down the underwear together. It is slightly inferior in terms of privacy protection.

So do mothers know which one is suitable for their children? In fact, no matter whether it is a triangle or a square, when purchasing, it must be comfortable and breathable on the face, and the size must be appropriate to avoid causing damage to the child's skin.