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Toilet learning is milestone in every child’s life just like crawling and walking. But just like crawling and walking it will come when the child is ready, not when parents think it should. It requires sensory awareness and motor control, two very different skills which come in time as the child develops. Training pants will not really effect the time at which these skills arrive, but when your child is showing signs that these skills are here training pants might make the transition easier for you. I transitioned all my children from diapers to underwear without the use of training pants (we just pulled loosely fastened fitted diapers and covers up and down), so I do not see them as a requirement but an option to get through a stage easier. What I do think is the most important thing about choosing training pants is to be sure you are picking a product that fills the need you are asking of it. The biggest question I believe is whether you need a product which will just be a wetness catcher, to be changed as soon as the accident happens, or if you need it to be a wetness holder, because the child does not have sensory awareness and will not let you know when they have an accident. In these cases, you also need to decide how much you need the trainers to hold, how heavy your child wets. If you need trainers
for a child who has sensory awareness and will let you know when accidents
happen so they can be change right away then the trainers need not hold
as much and can be much more underwear-like in design and function.
Trainers good for this option are: If your child is not letting showing signs when he or she wets then you need trainers with a waterproof outer like the Starbunz or Happy Heinys Trainers. Both are stuffable pockets with a PUL outer. Because they have a PUL outer without the wickable cotton layer they will hold accidents for as long as you need, but only if you have enough absorbency added to match the amount wetness they have caught. The Starbunz has a trimmer design and a small soaker pad built in. Trimmer means less bulk but also less room for stuffing more in. Better for situations where heavy wetting and lots of stuffing will be required. The Happy Heinys Trainers have no built in absorbency and a much roomier fit which leave plenty of room to stuff as much as you would need all night long, but it makes for a very poofy fit. I think they are best for overnignt use and are made in sizes which will accomodate those children who need overnight protection at larger sizes. Baby Greens, Baby Kangas, Baby Soft Wraps, BabyKicks, Bamboozle, Berry Plush, Blueberry, BumGenius!, Bummis, Dancing Bears, Doodle Bottoms, DryBees, Ella's Diapers, Full Moon Baby Gear, FuzziBunz®, GENY, Happy Heinys, Happy Tushies, Hillbilly Bunny, Holden's Landing, Imse Vimse, JamTots, Kissaluvs, Llamajama, Little Turtle Knits, Loveybums, Mommy's Touch, Mum's Bums, Planet Wise, Polar Babies, Precious Dignity, Rocky Mountain Diapers, Rumpster Diapers, Stacinator, Starbunz, Sugar Peas, Swaddlebees, Swaddlebees Fitteds, Swaddlebees Pockets and AIOs, Thirsties, Organics, Wahmies Accessories, Bags & Laundry, Changing and Mattress Pads, Doublers & Liners, WoolCare, Packages, Prefolds & Flats, Pocket Inserts, Specials, Swim Diapers, Wipes & Potions, Wrap Covers, MoonCare, ReUseItWare, Ecobags, Klean Kanteen Home, Comparisons, Covers, Diapers, FAQs, Gift Registry, Why Cloth, Ordering/Shipping, Contact Me Contact me at Inge at DiaperWare dot com or call me at 888-848-8740! Please be sure to include an appropriate subject line as I do not open email with subject lines that look like spam (I have had my fill of seeing those emails...) ©Inge Brunner 2000-2009 |
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