Witam Was!
W końcu powróciłam do blogowania.
Ogromne zmiany u mnie, jestem bardzo szczęśliwa z tego powodu.
Michałek zadowolony, bo już za kilka miesięcy pojawi się na świecie siostrzyczka lub braciszek.
Tak się trafiło, że piszę post sponsorowany dla firmy CheckPregnancy . Hmm.. przeznaczenie, bo jakby inaczej. Strona dla kobiet planujących ciążę oraz też dla mam.
Znajdziecie tam m.in. jak zajść w ciążę.
Na pewno dowiecie się bardzo wiele o samej ciąży, o dzieciach.
Pojawia się temat zdrowia. Ja osobiście dużo czytam wpisów innych kobiet, sama też chętnie wypowiadam się na dany temat.
A więc dziś o pieluchomajtkach oraz wodoodpornych majteczkach dla dzieciaczków.
Hello to you!
In the end, I came back to blogging.
Huge changes for me, I'm very happy about it.
Michałek pleased, because in a few months the sister or brother will appear in the world.
It so happened that I write a sponsored post for CheckPregnancy. Hmm .. destiny, because it's different. A site for women planning pregnancy and also for mothers.
You will find there, among others how to get pregnant.
Surely you will learn a lot about pregnancy itself, about children.
The health topic appears. I personally read many other women's entries and I am happy to speak on a given topic myself.
So today about nappy pants and waterproof pants for kids.
a training pant is a good choice
When your baby becomes a toddler and is ready for potty training, that’s the perfect time to introduce pull-ups instead of diapers. We know all the diapers are same, but pull-ups are different. Some of the pull-ups are very good like they are easy to wear, comfortable and do the job well.
When you are introducing pull-ups, you have to consider and look for something very good which have superb absorbency. You can start pull-ups when your toddler is getting potty trained. They are just like underwear, just with more absorbent power like underwear.
A few tips:
Give emphasis to independence: Talk to your kid in a friendly manner that they can do things independently. They can go to the washroom themselves as they have grown up.
This is the right time to highlight the use of pull-ups and how they can be used.
Spotlight awareness: Inform the kids about the change by telling them the feeling of being messy and wet. You can also reward kids when they tell you about the washroom. Mishaps can happen but motivation makes a huge difference.
Practicing pulling: You should make your child learn how to pull it down and up. It can’t happen in seconds, it takes time and patience from our side. You should do it in front of a child and they can manipulate it.
Potty time: The main motive behind the pull-ups is potty training. Tell your child about potty training, that what is this and how pants can be beneficial to them. Additionally, tell them that it’s for a short period of time. Take your child to the washroom after every half an hour and tell them that doing pee and potty in the pants is awful.
With us, as we passed this stage of rejecting the pampers, it went quite smoothly. Pull-ups pants turned out to be great, I also recommend it. We also used waterproof pants.
