Removing diapers is an important stage in children's growth and development... This stage is when the child learns to control his urine and stool... Parents should note that each child grows at his own pace and is ready to remove diapers at different ages... Usually, children between 18 and 36 months are ready to remove diapers... Of course, some children may be ready earlier or later than this age... The child must physically be able to control his bladder and bowels.. This ability is usually in It occurs between the ages of 18 and 24 months. Some signs of a child's physical readiness to remove diapers include: - The child has the ability to control his bladder for 2 hours.... - The child can easily hold his urine or stool... The child must also be mentally prepared to remove the diaper... This preparation includes the following: - The child is interested in learning to use the toilet. but It may happen sooner or later in some children... The stages of getting out of diapers are usually as follows: ### 1- Preparation The first step in diapering is to prepare the baby. This can be done by: - Talk to the child about removing diapers and prepare him for this step.... - Explain to the child why he should not use diapers.... - Ask the child to help you with toileting.... - Educational books and videos for the child about removing diapers.... ### 2- Sitting on the toilet seat Once your baby is ready, you can get him used to sitting on the toilet seat... You can do this: - Sit the child on the toilet seat regularly.... - Show the child how to use the toilet seat.... - If the child has a problem with this, be patient and encourage him... ### 3- Getting to know the symptoms of the need to empty urine and feces The child should know the signs of the need to urinate and defecate. You can do this with the following: - Explain to the child when he feels like urinating or defecating.... - Ask the child to help you in this field.... - If the child has a problem in this field, be patient and encourage him..... ### 4- Health education The child should learn toilet hygiene... You can do this by: - Teach the child to wash hands.... - Teach the child to use toilet paper.... - Teach the child to empty the toilet.... ### 5- Urine and stool control Finally, the child must learn how to control his urine and stool.. This may take several weeks or months.. During this time, the child may sometimes have accidents.. - Be patient and support your child.... - Do not pressure your child.... This general information is a limited summary of diagnostic, therapeutic and/or drug information.. It is not intended to be comprehensive and should be used as a tool to help the user understand and/or evaluate potential diagnostic and treatment options.. This information does not contain all information about conditions, treatments, drugs, side effects or risks that may apply to a particular patient.. and should be unique.. Risks or benefits of drug use.. This information does not represent any treatment or drug as safe, effective or approved. does not endorse for the treatment of a specific patient.. I, Dr. Mehdi Afshari disclaims any guarantee or responsibility related to this information or its use... > * Among the medical services provided in the clinic are periodic examinations of children, periodic monitoring of children's growth and physical development, treatment of various infectious, digestive and respiratory diseases in children and adolescents, nutritional counseling, education and periodic care of premature babies, monitoring and treatment of all periodic problems during infancy, periodic mental and physical evaluation of children. > > *special services of Dr. Mehdi Afshari: specialized office circumcision, home visit and online consultation* > > *Practice address: No. 193, South Mehrabad, Southern Air University, Tafarsh East, Tehran > > *Contact number: 021-66602506*