3 year old baby can still wear diapers?

Foreign babies are generally wearing diapers to the age of three. Foreign diaper culture began early, and the diapers prepared for babies are also quite complete, from babies to three or four years old to wear a variety of models, from the parcel paste type to the "pull-up pants" type used in toilet training, from ordinary diapers to swimming diapers.

Domestic babies generally wear to about one year old, the family elders began to urge the baby to reduce the use of diapers, early toilet training put on the agenda.

In general, the baby usually will be able to freely control defecation and urination until about 3 years old. Before that, especially before one year ago because the baby's ability to control urine and feces is limited. As many parenting experts say, if the baby pee successfully, it is not because the baby will hold urine, it is because you find the time of the baby to urinate, such as after drinking milk or sleeping and waking up.

In addition to worrying that the baby will not go to the toilet in the future, some parents are worried that the baby wears diapers for too long, which is not conducive to genital development. However, studies have proved that the temperature inside the diaper is mostly between 35.7°C and 36.4°C, which is lower than the intra-abdominal temperature, and has no effect on genitals and germ cells. Diapers have been widely used in foreign countries for decades, and those children who used diapers in the early days are now successfully becoming parents.

Parents of the younger generation are more likely to accept Western parenting views and do not easily help their baby pee, believing that this will not only cause adverse effects on the body, such as anal fissures, frequent urination, etc., but also cause psychological burdens to children and affect parent-child relationship. The West has also begun to learn some traditional things from us, because Western children who have long been used to diapers have a great resistance to toilet training, Chinese urine has also begun to quietly popular.

It is suggested that parents can combine Chinese and Western, or try to use diapers before the child is two years old, so that the baby can defecate as he likes, does not cause psychological burden, and can sleep well. During the daytime, you can try to remove the diaper, train the child to urinate into the bedpan or toilet, and still need to use the diaper at night, and gradually remove the night diaper as the child's ability to control urine is enhanced.