Many young children have trouble with small buttons, hooks, and clasps. Clothes that can be easily pulled on and off will make dressing a lot easier for children. Parents should limit choices to two or three outfits that are acceptable to them. From the very beginning, while their children are still infants, parents should help make dressing fun for their children. Instead of treating dressing as a chore and trying to get it over with as soon as possible, parents should treat dressing time as a special time.
Parents can sing and talk to their children, play naming games, etc.
Don't rush or nag children. Remember, it takes children quite a bit longer to dress themselves than adults. Children who are rushed or nagged will quickly become frustrated, and may refuse to cooperate. If their children are clearly dawdling, it is best for parents to say nothing and let their children suffer the consequences if they're late. This way children will learn that it's their responsibility to dress themselves on time each morning.