You think it's time to teach your son how to use the potty, but you're not sure where to start. Potty training is more than just sitting on the potty and going to the bathroom. It also involves developing other skills, such as recognizing the need to use the toilet, waiting until you need to go, taking off your pants, and sitting long enough to finish.

There are many things you will miss as your child grows up, but changing dirty diapers is probably not one of them. However, don't rush it, because potty training your daughter requires time and patience on your part, as well as a reasonable level of cooperation and motivation from your child.

Should you use diapers 24/7? Using diapers every day for your baby is not recommended. Babies' skin is very sensitive and needs to be treated gently. Using diapers all day can cause rashes and skin irritation. Therefore, you should not wear diapers all day. If you have to use it frequently for some reason such as traveling, then choose diapers carefully. Nowadays, many companies are making diapers that are skin-friendly and soft on the skin. Some even have air holes to keep your baby's skin dry and comfortable.