Elfindoll Training Pants 3-layer Jersey (Unicorn) 3Pack

3-Layer Guinea Pig Training Pants (Unicorn) Set of 3
During the toilet training period leading up to transitioning from diapers to regular underwear, training pants are worn by children.

Signs that it’s time to start toilet training include intervals of 2 hours or longer between urination and the ability to communicate "pee." Pay attention to your child's readiness and start toilet training at an appropriate time.

Toilet training pants are made of waterproof materials, making them less prone to leaks than regular pants. They are designed to help children recognize the sensation of getting wet when they pee. By experiencing the discomfort of wet pants, children become more conscious that urinating should be done in the toilet.

With various designs available, find your child's favorite one.

Additionally, when toilet training is successful, consider rewarding your child with "reward stickers."

• Set of 3, 3-layer type
• Thin and easy to move in
• Name tag for personalization
• Made in China

Materials:
Outer fabric: 65% polyester, 35% cotton
Leg cuffs: 62% polyester, 33% 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 following three factors indicate when it might be time to start toilet training:
(1) Ability to walk alone and sit on the toilet
(2) Gaps of about 2-3 hours between urination
(3) Ability to understand and respond to parents to some extent

Every child's development is unique, so observe your child and start toilet training at the right time without rushing.

Q: What are some important points to consider during toilet training?
A: It's crucial not to force toilet training on your child. Scolding or pushing a child too hard when they fail or struggle can hinder success. Take it slow, align the training with your child's pace, and avoid pressure.

Q: How should I encourage my child when using toilet training pants?
A: Since toilet training pants resemble regular underwear, saying something like "You're becoming a big boy/girl" while helping them put on the pants can significantly boost your child's awareness. Saying "Let's wear big boy/girl pants" might motivate your child and enhance their willingness to participate.