Why don't they have diapers with small clear plastic sections (like in zip-lock bags)?

IMVHO one very good way to potty train a kid, is to catch when they are going to the bathroom and lead them to the restroom ASAP until they learn to head to that room themselves.





Any reasons why diaper companies might not want to try this idea?





BTW, I'm more concerned about whether such a thing can come out so I can use it...then if I make any money from it. If I wanted to make money I'd be applying for a patent and not posting ideas here, obviously.Why don't they have diapers with small clear plastic sections (like in zip-lock bags)?
you kinda sound like someone i'd never leave a child withWhy don't they have diapers with small clear plastic sections (like in zip-lock bags)?
I'm not sure I understand.





What would be used as the absorbent material that would be clear?





Anyway, here's my take on the ';catch them when they are going'; idea. Next time you have the urge to pee or poop, stand up and walk away from the toilet. Are you going to continue to go? No, you are going to hold it.





Ditto for kids. You can catch them in mid-pee or poop, but as soon as you pick them up and put them on the potty, they are going to stop themselves. Its a natural reaction, not really something they are voluntarily doing. If they've been used to peeing while standing up and wearing a diaper, they need to learn the whole sitting down while peeing feeling.





I don't think clear plastic sections in a diaper will make any difference.
If diaper companies made a diaper that helped potty train kids too easily, then they would lose profits from making diapers for kids who aren't potty trained yet. By the way, when a baby pees or poops in a diaper, it doesn't just ';stay'; in a certain part of the diaper like your ';front compartment'; ';back compartment'; theory. It gets squished everywhere and it's real fun to clean up. ;o)
Good Thinking! Lol