Patient's question:
The child has been crying non-stop recently and isn't eating much. How should I teach a toddler to use the toilet?Doctor's answer:
Not every baby needs to be on a unified schedule, because each baby has its own characteristics. However, generally speaking, training can begin from when the baby is two months old. Because if it's too early, the baby simply doesn't have this awareness, and the characteristics before defecation and urination may not be very obvious. Generally, natural training for bowel and bladder control is best done between the ages of two and two and a half. At this time, they can start to control the muscle movements of the anus and urethra, and can try to urinate and defecate without parental assistance, learning to do so independently.