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They can potty train. You might argue against it for babies but at a certain stage feeling the moisture is a motivator for kids to learn to use the toilet. Th
by cogman10 2y ago
They can potty train.
You might argue against it for babies but at a certain stage feeling the moisture is a motivator for kids to learn to use the toilet.
That's why one potty training technique is to switch kids to regular underwear and mange the fact that they'll be wet pretty frequently. It's the uncomfortable wetness that both makes them want to potty train and lets them understand what it means to hold their bladder.
- DiscourseFan 2y agoI would definitely shit my pants frequently if it wasn’t for the discomfort. Practical concerns aside. Smart, yet stinky parenting technique. Wouldn’t they just start pissing literally anywhere, though?
- tylerrobinson 2y agoYes, they will pee anywhere because their whole lives they’ve been covered in a soft diaper. But it doesn’t take long for them to learn that is an uncomfortable feeling in normal underwear and there’s an incentive to use the toilet.
- DiscourseFan 2y ago[flagged]
- batch12 2y agoParenting provides the rest of the correction needed to finish the process.
- DiscourseFan 2y ago[flagged]
- badlucklottery 2y ago> What is the incentive? You reward them with praise when they pee in the toilet. People are pretty receptive to praise and kids even more so.
- itishappy 2y ago> Wouldn’t they just start pissing literally anywhere, though? Yes. As an adult male, I piss any and everywhere I can get away with it. Parenting, common decency, and law enforcement have narrowed that down to mostly bathrooms and backcountry.
- aqueueaqueue 2y agoYes they even have diapers/nappies for toddlers that absorb less on purpose.
- themaninthedark 2y agoI was in disposable diapers as a kid but they used cloth reusable for my brother 2 years younger than me. One night they ran out of disposable so they outfitted me with a cloth one, next morning I was dry and I refused to wear diapers after that.