Baby toilet training tips

1. Downloaded from: justpaste.it/46by0 Baby Toilet Training Tips Toilet training times have changed. Michael Luxem and Edward Christophersen point out that in 1929, Parents magazine claimed that almost every healthy child could be trained to not soil their nappy by the time they were eight weeks old! This notion seems almost laughable in this day and age - our culture around toilet training has changed so much. However, interest in the idea of very early toilet training has continued, especially since several non-Western cultures still practice this very early training. Min Sun and Simone Rugolotto from the University of Verona in Italy have recently written about a very interesting case of an infant in a "Western" home who started toilet training at 33 days old (!) and was toilet trained (for bowel motions) by about five months of age. Dr. Sun and Dr. Rugolotto point out that their example, while obviously based on a single case study, shows that early infant toilet training is indeed still possible. This kind of early training does require a considerable time and attention from caregivers. There are other down-sides - Drs Sun and Rugolotto also note that very early toilet training has been associated with later encopresis (soiling) or constipation. OHbaby! Baby toilet training tips for parents - Nappies have their place, but a toilet is an elusive goal. Check our Guidelines for toddler potty training Tips in a week. For more details please contact us on :(09) 8179729, Email: info@ohbaby.co.nz