The parent then continuously moves the potty so that it is always near the child whenever the urge should arise. She puts him on the toilet, wipes him off and speaks reassuringly to him. And within three days, or five days, he's doing it on his own. On the other side, diaper manufacturers are less than alarmed with these statistics. Rather, what Pampers is doing is cashing in a potential health problem.
Pediatricians say that they are seeing more kids today with toilet training problems.
Young patients also seem to be experiencing problems with daytime and nighttime urinary controls. The fact is that Pampers recognizes a treasure trove when it sees it. The company has begun to offer customers larger size diapers for toddlers of 38 pounds or more. If parents are having trouble potty training their kids, the World Wide Web offers some entertaining solutions. Sinkems come in many fun shapes.