?Ten minutes ago you dressed your toddler in his Sunday best. Now that you’re ready to head out, he’s stark naked again! things on and taking them off is a toddler delight. But your child isn’t doing it to tax your patience. doll clothes are too intricate and will only lead to tears, but big capes or ponchos for his teddy bears will be manageable (you can cut these out of felt). Felt boards with people shapes and changeable outfits are perfect, too, since they let toddlers indulge their fashion sense (and sorting skills) without being too challenging. stickers can also fascinate, though very small ones are tough for little fingers to manage. Cut out feet. Cut out some of the material from the back of the neck (the trick here is that you’ll be putting your tot’s PJs on BACKWARDS). (Which happened to me the other day).
Keeping onesies on underneath PJs or comfy clothes is another thing you can try to at least prevent your tot from removing his/her diaper/training pants.
1st to the person who expressed concern over a 23 month old daughter who is uninterested in dressing: I wouldn’t be too concerned (but ask pediatrician if you are). My daughter was born a little premature and therefore sees a team of developmental specialists every few months. There were some things my LO was slower to learn (like crawling walking) while she advanced at others (communicating, fine motor skills). Her team of specialists assured me that it truly is difficult to compare babiess because they are ALL SO DIFFERENT. Now my LO is 20months, and has mastered the art of undressing.
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