How old is the best time for a baby to train to pee?

You should start training your child when you are about one year old, which will have certain benefits for your child's growth, and will also allow you to be more independent and avoid wetting your pants.

The best time to urinate after the baby is one year old, during this time the baby's muscles are more perfect, and they can control the excretion independently.

The best time is when the baby is about two years old, because the baby can go to the toilet by himself at this time.

The best time to pee your baby is between 1 and a half and 2 years old. Do not urinate too early.

Generally speaking, when the baby's bladder is 1 and a half years old to 2 years old, the baby's bladder has the ability to control, has the basis for training urination, and can understand and cooperate with the parents' holding posture and oral cues (such as peeing, booing, etc.), and parents can pee for the baby.

First of all, it is necessary to observe the baby's own urination response, generally there will be eye gaze, left and right swinging, leg twisting, etc., and record the approximate time of the day to urinate. When a response signal is received, the potty should be taken immediately and a "shhh"sound, inducing bowel movements. Pay attention to the time should not be too long, if you can't get rid of it, you can put it again after a while, stick to it and you will get used to it.

How old is the baby suitable for urine, in fact, as long as it is more than 100 days, three months later, it depends on the child's physical condition, under normal circumstances, about three months can be.

1. It is more appropriate for babies to urinate between one and a half years old and two years old. At about one and a half to two years old, the psychological and physiological organs will gradually mature, and the bladder also has the ability to control, so the baby can be trained to urinate.

2. There is a problem that must be paid attention to, when giving the baby urine, it is also necessary to avoid taking too long, if there is no urination, you can urinate after a while, and the baby will gradually get used to it after a period of time.

According to current medical opinion, it is not recommended to urinate in infancy. Because within 6 months, the baby's hip joint is still in the stage of development, long-term or frequent urination is very unfavorable to the development of the child's hip joint, and even maintaining an incorrect posture for a long time may cause the child's hip dislocation, so it is not recommended to urinate the child in infancy. It is recommended to wear diapers or diapers for the child, and then give the child basic training when the child is past infancy, between one and two years old, the child's psychological and physiological organs are gradually mature, and the bladder has the ability to control.

Small babies are generally one and a half years old, and then it is better to urinate, to wait for the baby to have this physiological voluntary excretion consciousness, and then give the baby urine, because the baby is relatively young, cranial nerves, kidney urination function, are not self-controlled, and there is no consciousness, so when the baby has developed a certain degree of kidney function, the urination function is more perfect, the baby will want to urinate by himself. Giving urine to the baby does not need to be trained, and when it reaches a certain age, the baby will excrete autonomously.

After 6 months, the baby can properly urinate, generally around 1 year old with the gradual regularity of urine, this stage can be given to the baby to urinate. In infancy, it is not recommended to give your child a urine to wear diapers or use some media. Parents do not have to worry that because they do not urinate, their children will not form good urination and bowel movements in the future, and as the nerve center matures, children can naturally learn.

Babies can usually pee after 30 days depending on the weather. The weather is warm. One month. You can put urine hope.

After eight months, it is suitable to urinate, because the child's bones have not yet been formed, and it is easy to deform, which is not conducive to the growth of children's bones.