At what age can a baby pee poop when they are older?

At what age can a baby pee poop when they are older? Let's start with the conclusion, the mainstream view in the parenting industry is that it is not recommended to pee on the baby, no matter how many months, but my experience is that it doesn't matter if you take it once in a while, try not to urinate the baby for a long time and frequently.

It can injure the baby's spine and hip joints. The baby's development is not perfect, the bones are not shaped, the urine is the adult holding the baby's thigh with both hands, the child's upper body leaning on the adult, but this posture is not stable, the baby's spine may be curved. If you take urine too often, it may injure the baby's spine and hip joints.

Toilet training should not be done too early. There is also a view that urinating does not harm children, in fact, before the invention of diapers, many places around the world had the habit of putting and urine for babies, and many mothers started to toilet train their children from the and pee. But in fact, the sphincter muscles that control the human stool can not mature until the age of 3, and the child can control the sphincter completely autonomously.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends potty training starting at 18 months, and psychologists believe that potty training too early can leave a shadow. Sometimes it's the same when you urinate, you have to wait until you can't hold it at all, and you can't wait for the small toilet to be put away, and you can't control it. Therefore, such a mandatory exercise may also be counterproductive.

Rural areas have the custom of urinating for babies, I have seen some old people to urinate babies for one or two months, at this time the baby's head can not be fully raised, the urine may hurt the baby, if you want to, at least wait until the baby can raise his head, or can sit independently, at this time the baby's body is relatively more "hard", the impact may be reduced.

To sum up, for the sake of the child's health, it is not recommended to give the baby and pee, no matter how many months, even if it is, it is at least 3 months for the child, the older the better.

At about three months old. At this time, the baby's muscles are strong, and he can raise his head independently, and then he can pee the feces.

You can do this at 6 to 8 months, which will give your child a good feeling and will not affect your child's leg development.

Babies can generally consider training children to take feces and urine after six months, because children over six months old on the one hand the spine has gradually developed and matured, forming a physiological curvature of the cervical spine and thoracic spine, and at the same time, the bones and muscles of the waist and back also have a certain supporting force, so that the feces and urine will not affect the development of the child's spine.

In addition, the hip joint of children over six months old is gradually mature, and the feces and urine will not affect the development of the child's hip joint, resulting in abnormal leg shape in the child. If the child is treated with feces and urine too early, on the one hand, because the child's spine is not mature, it may cause certain damage to the spine and form scoliosis, and at the same time, it will also affect the development of the hip joint, resulting in hip dysplasia and leg development deformity.

About 18 months. It is not recommended to close the time too early, and it is advisable to close the big ants for about 18 months.

Because the baby's bladder sphincter is not yet mature, and secondly, because the baby is too small, the hip joint is still developing, if it is too early and frequent, it is not conducive to the development of the child's hip joint.

In addition, if the posture is not correct, it may also lead to the dislocation of the child's hip joint, and only after the child is 18 months old, the body functions are gradually improved.