Is it really okay to give your baby poop and pee from an early age?

After the baby is born, every expectant father and expectant mother needs to face the baby's eating, drinking, toileting and sleeping every day. When faced with the problem of baby's excretion, young parents choose not to poop and pee their baby too early. The older generation

If you insist on pooping and peeing your baby as early as possible, is it really good to poop and pee your baby from an early age?

1. Disadvantages of peeing and pooping: Babies are prone to insufficient or missing urinary reflexes. When it comes to toilet training, in addition to physiological reasons, psychological factors are also very important.

Let the children decide when they can receive toilet training, so that the children feel that they have control over their own lives and that they are their own masters. Traditional peeing will cause damage to the hip bones of the children; or they may have frequent urination when they grow up.

Generally, when a child is 2 to 3 years old, the urethral sphincter and anal sphincter will mature. At this time, it is the basis for controlling urination. When the baby is older, it is easy to wet the bed. Wear diapers for the baby to sleep at night. Many babies

Around the age of two, or even earlier, nocturia can be controlled, and the child can sleep until dawn. However, children who urinate at night need to get up in the middle of the night to pee, which affects the child's sleep and prevents him from urinating during the day.

Children who urinate frequently or seldom urinate can proactively tell themselves early on whether they have the need to urinate, and can use the toilet or squat down to pee very early. Children who urinate excessively often tell themselves early on whether they have the need to urinate.

There is confusion between urination and urination according to the movement of urine, and it is difficult to grasp the meaning of defecation.

2. How to correctly and effectively train the baby to urinate. Prepare a cute toilet, let the child sit on the special toilet for children, and tell the baby what the toilet is for and how to use it. When the baby sits on the toilet by himself, parents

Then you can take off the diaper and try to let the baby go to the toilet. Step by step, the baby will defecate on his own over time. Faced with the baby's defecation and excretion problems, young parents must not act too hastily. After a period of training,

, babies will take the initiative to defecate.