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Use Cotton Underpants When Potty Training Period
Although you may have read all the child development books and gotten lots of advice from friends and family on how to potty train your girl, what you may not have even considered is what type of undergarment your child will wear while you toilet train her. Everyone seems to have their own potty training tips. Will you use cotton underwear, cloth training pants or pull-ups? Each of those options has their own pros and cons, so let's discuss each one to help you determine the right choice for your little girl.
Initially, many parents may go for the pull-up type training pants because they tend to reduce messes from accidents and can be helpful in the transition from diapers to underwear. Much like regular underwear, this type of training pant is pulled up and down in order for her to use the potty chair. They protect surfaces should any accidents occur and are disposable. Until she can stay dry throughout the entire night, they can also provide an alternative to diapers in the early stages when you start to potty train your child.
Before you embark on potty training a girl, a great way to help your daughter get excited about potty training is to introduce her to big girl underwear. Parents need to talk with their children about how wonderful it is to get to wear fun and comfy underwear instead of icky dirty diapers. Buy your daughter a package of cotton underwear with her favorite cartoon character or logo printed on them or let her pick out the kind she prefers. Talk about how she should try to keep the characters from getting wet or dirty.
Your daughter will still experience the uncomfortable feeling associated with peeing or defecating and will generally want to avoid that feeling in the future, when she starts to wear regular underwear. The great thing about regular underwear is that they are fairly inexpensive and reusable. They are also much easier for your daughter to pull up and down. However, a drawback with underwear is that in many cases, if your daughter has an accident, she will more than likely require an entire change of clothing; which creates a lot of extra laundry and may cause surfaces in your home to become stained.
More expensive than traditional underwear, cloth training pants are much less expensive than the pull-up disposable training pants. They are washable and reusable, so a soak in the washing machine will clean up any accidents that might happen. Additionally, they are thick enough to protect surfaces from leaks, but are thin enough that your child will still feel the uncomfortable sensation of wetting or soiling.
Whether you choose disposable training pants, cloth training pants or cotton underwear as you potty train your daughter, know that each option carries with it both good and bad points to consider. Knowing your family and your daughter best, you should know which choice will work well for you and her.
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