Elfindoll Training Pants 3-Layer Smooth (Strawberry) 3pack

• 3-pack set with a 3-layer design
• Thin and easy to move in
• Includes a name tag for labeling

Materials:
Outer fabric: 65% polyester, 35% cotton
Leg opening: 62% polyester, 33% cotton, 5% polyurethane
Pile material: 80% cotton, 20% polyester
Waterproof sheet: 100% polyester (backside: polyurethane coating)

Training pants are worn during the toilet training period, transitioning from diapers to regular underwear. Indicators for starting toilet training include having intervals of 2 or more hours between urination and being able to communicate when they need to go. It's important to observe your child and begin toilet training at an appropriate time.
Training pants are made with waterproof materials, making them less prone to leaks compared to regular underwear. They also provide the sensation of feeling wet when urinating, helping children become aware that they should use the toilet. With various designs available, find your child's favorite style.
When toilet training is successful, consider rewarding your child with "reward stickers."

Q: When is the right time to start toilet training?
A: The following three criteria can serve as a guideline for starting toilet training:
The child can walk and sit on the toilet independently.
Urination intervals are around 2-3 hours.
The child can understand and comprehend to some extent when spoken to by their parents.
Each baby's development is unique, so start toilet training at an appropriate time based on your child's progress without rushing.

Q: What should I be aware of during toilet training?
A: It's crucial not to force toilet training on your child. Scolding or persisting with toilet training due to repeated failures or difficulties can hinder success. Take it slowly and follow your child's pace during the training process.

Q: How should I encourage my child when using training pants?
A: Since training pants resemble regular underwear, you can say, "You've become a big brother (big sister) now" while putting them on. This can significantly enhance your child's awareness. Saying, "Let's wear big brother's pants (big sister's pants)" may boost your child's motivation.