How do you get your toddler to leave his diaper on?

Yes definately!!! my daughetr went through the naked phase too, and my solution wa sthe pull ups that both huggies and pampers now do, they start from very small sizes now plus he will feel all grown up in them, they look like pants and pull up like them but have the absorbancy of a nappy, plus the new fad shoudl keep him occupied at least until he is ready to be potty trained, but also when you go to the toilet take him with you adn let him have a go too, but as you say he is still only young and there is no point in forcing him, but if he is ready to learn don't hold him back and also if all else fails there are always the pampers care mats that you can chuck under him while he is having his daytime nap.

For old and demented people you have diaper pants, they are just like shorts put on basically, so if he wears something over it it can't be pulled off. Unless he's one of those little magicians which would be able to take of their underwear without taking off their pants as well. Another option is those (wool) longie diaper cover like: http://www.greenmountaindiapers.com/aristolongiebig.jpg But they might be warm if you live where it's relatively warm.

My son is 16 months. He started this about 2 months ago. It was a pain! We actually got him some little spiderman underwear, the smallest ones they had and put it over his diaper. It worked for us. I know someone else said to try underwear over the diaper, so I'm not taking their credit, I just want to let you know that it does work. Just make sure they are toddler underwear. Good luck!

When my boys were young, we used cloth diapers. It is harder to get the pin off and you cold lock them on so it is difficult for them to take it off. You are right, he is not ready for diaper training. (My husband's family is part Dutch and they train their kids as soon as they walk) but when he is two, he will be. Your boy might think he is ready for toilet training so you can maybe get him used to it, get the potty seat in the toilet and let him just see it. I would go for cloth diapers for a while.

you can just buy a small pair of underwear and put the underwear ove the diaper. that way he won't be able to take the diaper off.

We use cloth diapers and they have snaps, thankfully! A few times he has wiggled around and pulled them down his butt lol, it's hard not to laugh! I would try not to react to it, he knows he gets a reaction from it so he'll keep repeating it, like all of the great things they do lol.

I am facing the same problem with my 14 month old(today) when it comes to unfastening the diaper.I know he does it intentionally and it is fun for him.My son even once removed the diaper and threw in the dustbin.The only solution now is to but pull up pant diapers or making him wear shots even if it is warm.I find no other solution.My son walks and runs too.He runs and enters the lift if I open the door.Potty training-I tired and my son refuses to use it.He will kick the potty backwards.So I stopped that trial.May be after 18 months , I will try again.

When my daughter started to take off her diaper I started putting her in pull ups and that works well for us. When she turned about 17mths she showed an interest in potty training. Everytime she saw me use the bathroom she would copy me and sit pull her pull up down and sit on her potty.

i have four kids and here in the philippines is really hot so they get irritated wearing a nappy. but what to do they need to wear one. so i usually buy small underpants, briefs and panties so i can let them wear while they have their nappy on. now they are all in their early teens.... wish you luck. wink wink wink

duck tape it on...lol...ok I was totally just kidding. Maybe try the swim covers..they fit like underwear but hold in moisture. They fit quite tightly so maybe if he had one on, it'd be harder to get the diaper off if it was under there. I dont know so far I havent had that issue. But my daughter seems like she might be the one to do that. So, I look forward to hearing others ideas.

Some kids...and some people just like clothes less than others. I suggest trying "pull ups". They are a bit more expensive than regular diapers, but they don't have the tabs on them that he could just pull off. They are kind of like underwear. You pull em up. No taps. It should be harder for him to get those off. It might now solve the problem permanently, but it should slow him down for a while. If you do go that route. I'll give you a tip. It took me a while to figure this out...it might be on the package but i never looked at it. Their tear easily down the side. When my kids were using them and they would soil them, I'd try to carefully slide them off. It was a little tricky. I finally realized you can tear the side and remove them like a diaper... I guess once he sees you do that once or twice, he might figure it out and start tearing them off himself. But still, he might not have the coordination to do it. Good luck.

I know you don't want to hear this, but that is just too cute! I can remember when my daughter was that age, and she did exactly the same thing. We had to literally pin the bottom of her shirt to the top of her pants or shorts to keep her from pulling the diaper off. Your son may simply be uncomfortable. Or, his diaper may be causing him to chap. Try using more corn starch based baby powder so that he won't experience uncomfortable friction. You might also try using your a bigger diaper.

my daughter is constantly taking off her diaper,i got to the point where i have to check her when shes in her crib.because if i dont check her every few minutes,there is always a mess.so i put 2 diaper on her and a pair of denim shorts.this actually works so great because the denim shorts are hard for her to take off,they have a hard button to undo.maybe you can try that,it worked for me so far.i did the training pants and stuff but they do get them off.they are smarter than we think.but its been 1 month now and no diaper taking off,thank god lol.

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