15 month old wont keep his nappies or pants on ?

[happymummyandwife]

Hello, my 15 month old son wont keep his nappies on he takes it off we have to put him in jump suits some times to help him out

and he also takes his pants off all the time to (he dont have a rash or anything) no good reason to be doing it

would pull ups help or not i thought not being that he would just pull them off like pants


any idears hints tips

or is he just be comeing ready for toilet training (isnt this to early ) i read up on google they say its a sign he may be ready but i thought i would ask on here and find out if any one elses kids have gone through or are going through this

what are ur thoughts ideas and or tips

[flossy17]

What sort of Jumpsuits are you putting him in? We had a similar prob at that age, i bought some size 2 bodysuits from target (the ones with the snap buttons in the crutch). They were fairly cheap and short sleeved so i could still dress her as i liked. She couldn't get them undone and it solved my problem. As far as toilet training goes only you would know this, its worth a try however.

[HotI]

If you are using disposables, you put a cloth cover over the top. If the cover is held on by snaps, he might not be able to undo them.

My LO wears bodysuits with the snap at the crutch most days, so haven't faced the prob yet. She has just worked out how to get her pj pants off and sometimes they go missing.

[Mad Scientist]

I used to put covers over the top of the nappies so they couldn't reach the tabs to pull them off. I started TT my DD2 at 15 months and she was fully TT at 19 months, but like PP said, it's up to you. Give it a go if you feel he's ready but most kids go through a pulling nappy/pants off stage. I wouldn't use it as the only sign that he's ready for TT.

[Beach Mama]

Mmm sounds early but then again my mum never fails to tell me how I was tt'd by the time I was 18 mths old so it can't hurt to start leaving a potty around and showing him what to do. I did the same thing for mine at the same age although they both trained at around 2.5yrs. Anyhoo - could you try overalls so he can't get into the nappy or else I was going to suggest a body suit as well. Good luck!

[Lily Dust]

DD Went through a stage like that too at a similar age too I think we used to put a nappy cover over her when she went to bed (and wasnt in view) or we would check her and she would have a bare butt!
I have to agree that showing him a potty cant hurt, cause I dont think your DS is too little. If he doesnt like it or isnt interested then you know that the nappy removal wasnt related to that DD started on the potty at 11 months and was not in nappies of a day at 18 months with very few accidents, now we just have to get knickers back on her!