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my baby boy is 21 months old. He urinates only in diaper.whenever I try to let him pee after putting off his diaper he controls it and does not fully empty his bladder.he pees drop by drop and then controls and do in diaper or lower only.kindly give me some suggestions to solve this problem.
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ExpertDr. Pandurang sawantPaediatrician7 years agoA. The physical maturity and readiness skills needed for successful toilet learning appear at the same time in girls and boys-between 18 and 30 months of age. The average age for girls to be toilet trained is 29 months, and for boys it's 31 months Toilet training tips: Proceed slowly and take signals from your child. Give your child a feeling of active participation, control and independence. Let your child get used to the potty seat. Allow your child to sit on the seat fully clothed, Let your child see parents and older siblings using the toilet. Learn your child’s behavioral clues that signal he or she is about to go (for example, grimacing or stopping activity). Talk about the feeling of having to go and encourage your child to notice it and tell you when he or she has that feeling.
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NikithaMom of a 11 yr 5 m old child7 years agoA. Hello...each child is different..do not force your child for potty or even for pee....let them.learn slowly...you should train your child only when it is ready for it.. Proceed slowly and take signals from your child. Let your child get used to the potty seat. Allow your child to sit on the seat and also Let your child see parents and older siblings using the toilet. Learn your child’s behavioral clues that signal he or she is about to go (for example, grimacing or stopping activity). Talk about the feeling of having to go and encourage your child to notice it and tell you when he or she has that feeling...they will initially give you signals bout their want to go for potty you need to observe it till they tell it themselves...also try setting a routine daily...
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