Children always pull their pants and won't listen to anything.

Training children to urinate cannot be forced, but should be carried out on the premise of children's voluntary, so as to successfully complete the training and avoid incontinence in the future. As long as children don't pee on pants and bedding, they should be praised appropriately.

1. Let children have an impression of the bedpan.

In the first week, to make him feel that this is a novel toy, you can let him sit with his clothes on. Let him feel that the bedpan is like a bench and have a good impression on it. If the child doesn't want to sit or play, let him get up at once. Don't let him feel imprisoned. Let him do it voluntarily and happily. If you can barely sit in the first week, try another week. The children don't want to sit in the bedpan. Don't force them. It should be over after sitting for 3-5 minutes. Don't scold them even if they don't come out.

2. When children are interested in bedpans, they can start training to let them know the relationship between bedpans and defecation.

At this time, you can let the older child you know set an example, or you can tell him how his parents urinate and patiently explain it to him. When the child accepts the connection between defecation and bedpan, parents can find the most likely time to defecate, take him to the bedpan and suggest him to sit on it. If the child refuses, don't force it. Just succeed once, and then it will be easy.

Try this every day. If the child doesn't pull the bedpan at all for two weeks in a row, you should leave it for a while and come back a few weeks later until the child begins to show initiative. Try again two or three times a day to see if he can pull. If a child successfully pulls shit into the bedpan, he should be warmly praised and given appropriate rewards, such as a piece of candy or an apple, which will encourage him. In addition, it is best to choose a plastic bedpan to avoid children's skin feeling too cold in winter.

Discuss with him, such a big child should understand. If he still poops his pants, don't scold him. Good point, just say it a few times more. This is a matter that needs patience. Besides, he already knows he wants to shit. You just need to make him understand that if he has shit, he should shit in the toilet instead of in his pants, and this problem will be solved. If he is already correcting, even if he can't do it every time, remember to praise him when he does it right. You can't exaggerate too much. I hope my answer will satisfy you.