2 year old taking off diaper constantly

What does this mean and why is he constantly doing it? He takes it off if it's dry or wet. Everytime I turn my back it's off and he already got pee all over his playpen and it's really not cleanable. Is it a sign that I should potty train? All he does with his potty is sometimes sit on it, and pretend he is going potty, but mostly uses it to stand on to get things up high he can't normally reach.

My ds takes his diaper off all the time. It's just because he likes to be naked. Lol I just make sure to keep a pair of shorts on him all the time.

Not sure but we've started putting shorts on lo and fastening the bottom of the onesie between his legs, over his shorts. Its working so far.

Maybe he doesn't like the feel? I would try potty training

He has been wearing the same ones forever. I do cloth and disposable

Turn a onesie backwards to stop him. Maybe he likes being nekkie, Aliyn loved, well still loves running around doing nudie runs ?

You can also try putting the diaper on backwards. Lol. Had to do that with dd for a while because she'd take it off at night but couldn't figure out how with it backwards.

My son does this, he just likes to be naked. I put shorts or a onesie on him to prevent him from taking it off.

We're learning potty time. But dd is two and does this. I just always have a pair of shorts on her. If she comes to me asking for the potty I take her pants off. But she just mostly likes to be naked haha

This is exactly what my 2yr old has been doing lately..my whole family said yup it's potty training time..we completely agreed and have been working on it.

It's a new skill that he's learned and he's excited about it. It is not a sign of potty training readiness.

Oh man I really thought it was a sign, Because that's what everyone keeps telling me, it's potty training time.

It's a common mistake. You can start potty training anytime, of course. But if you are waiting for the signs of readiness, this isn't one of them.

My 13 month old does this all the time right now! He just likes a free wiener I think lol

But every child shows different signs though. You can't say it's not a sign just because it wasn't a sign for your child..just sayin..because for a few friends of ours and our family that's what we all did...it might not be for some but definitely true for others.

My nephew did this. He's on the spectrum so he wasn't quite ready for potty training yet. My sister put his diapers on backwards lol

My 2 year old just woke up from his nap diaperless. He takes his shorts off and then diaper. No accidents...yet?

If this is combined with other signs of readiness then it's a good time to start training. But standing alone, in the absence of other signs, this isn't a sign of readiness on its own.

I've potty trained more kids than I can remember. There are some generally agreed upon signs of readiness, particularly for the 3 day method. Without the signs of readiness, potty training usually takes at least 4 months, usually longer. Which means many accidents and possible frustration. The upside to early training is that your child I'd usually done training at a younger age than if you wait for readiness. Both methods work and there are pros and cons to each one. It just depends on what works best for your family.

Sounds like he's ready. I would try the seats that you place directly on the toilet. My DD thought The floor potty's were for playing not for using but as soon as we made her sit on the actual toilet she was good to go

Well that's just your opinion@yaya that it alone isn't a sign..lots of women would beg to differ though..but even combined with other signs it's still a sign though which was the point....it's just certain things like this I won't say what is or isn't or what'll work or won't because every child is different. Yes you may have potty trained lots of children but that's still not obviously every child...again because what is a sign for others might not be a sign for some..simple as that. But alright girl I think we've made our opinions pretty clear...moving on lol

@yaya what are some of the signs of readiness, especially for the 3 day method. My son's been taking off his diaper for a while but I can tell he's not ready just yet.

Though I would really like him to be potty trained by the time this baby is born, I have no issue waiting until he's fully ready so it's a quick & easy process.

My daughter was doing that too, along with other signs of readiness. I attempted to train her and she was trained in less than a week.

Well he now knows how's to take off a diaper when it's on backwards, go figure

My son will be 2 next month and has been taking his diaper off also. He comes to me and says "tee tee, tee tee!" And grabs my hand to lead me to the bathroom. We've been letting him use the potty when he wants to and he's mostly been dry. Sometimes he's wet at night and after naps but he just seems to be intent on peeing in the potty.

Potty Training time ? ..... it's the most BEAUTIFUL design written in history.

Why, you might ask ?

Because, they can now do what a big person does and get rid of it like a big person.

Also, one less worry and clean?

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