Analysis of Parental Awareness of Toilet Training Success in Children Aged 1-3 Years

Abstract

The low success of toilet training in the community influenced the many mothers who do not train their children for chapters and bak in their place. The purpose of this study is the influence of parental awareness levels on the success of toilet training in children aged 1-3 years. The design of this study is observational with a cross sectional approach. The population using simple random sampling techniques obtained a sample of 33 respondents. The results showed that most of the respondents had a lesser level of awareness, which was 23 respondents. And most respondents have the ability to toilet training late, which is 23 respondents. There is an influence on the level of parental awareness on the success of toilet training. The level of parental awareness is able to increase the success of toilet training in children, parents want to motivate and train their children toilet training early on.

The relationship between parental awareness and self-efficacy with defecation control skills in Iranian toddlers

“…Several studies showed that there was no significant relationship between the child's age and self-efficacy for TT (34)(35)(36). At this moment, it can be said that TT at the appropriate time (18-36 months) can be effective in controlling proper defecation due to the ability to control and bladder and anus sphincter, as well as awareness and physical and mental abilities (16,37).…”

“…Furthermore, parental self-efficacy is associated with the child's growth consequences (15). Since attaining control of the bladder and bowel is a process that usually happens at home and parents, especially mothers, play a vital role, they must have sufficient knowledge and awareness of this matter (16). Therefore, parents should be informed of the correct method of TT.…”