Elfindoll Training Pants 3-Layer Cotton Training Pants (Tiger, Bear, Crocodile) 3pack

During the transition from diapers to regular underwear, training pants are worn to help with the toilet training process. Signs to start toilet training include intervals of 2 hours or longer between urination and being able to express the need to urinate. It is important to observe your child and start toilet training at the appropriate time.

Toilet training pants are made of waterproof materials, making them less prone to leaks compared to regular underwear. These pants are designed to help children become aware of the sensation of wetness when urinating. By experiencing the discomfort of wet pants, children become more conscious of needing to urinate in the toilet.

Due to the variety of designs available, find the style that your child likes. Additionally, when toilet training is successful, be sure to provide "reward stickers."

• 3-Pack, 3-Layer Type
• Thin and easy to move in
• Name tag for writing your child's name
• Made in China
  Outer fabric: 100% cotton
  Leg cuffs: 95% cotton, 5% polyurethane
  Pile material: 80% cotton, 20% polyester
  Waterproof sheet: 100% polyester (back: polyurethane coating)

FAQ
Q: When is the right time to start toilet training?
A: The right time to start toilet training is indicated by the following three factors:
(1) Able to walk alone and sit on the toilet.
(2) Urination intervals of about 2-3 hours.
(3) Can listen to and understand parents to some extent.
Every baby grows at their own pace, so observe your child and start toilet training at the appropriate time without rushing.

Q: What should be considered during toilet training?
A: It is important not to force toilet training on children. Scolding a child for repeated failures or inability to do well, or forcing a child to continue toilet training will only hinder success. Take it slow and train at the child's pace.

Q: How to encourage a child when using toilet training pants?
A: Since toilet training pants are similar to regular underwear, saying "You're growing up (big brother/sister)" while putting them on may raise the child's awareness. Saying "Let's put on big brother pants (sister pants)" may motivate the child positively.