Changing cloths and nappy is now a drama?!

Hi everyone, is anyone’s LO crying hysterically when changing the nappy or clothes? Our cries in a way as if he is traumatized! It scares me! He has recently started nursery and bad things come to my mind. Also he wants to removes everything and gets undressed most of the times too. Is it part of his development? But why the loud consistent cries and the resistance?

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No change here. My LO hates getting dressed after bath time and screams with rage but she’s pretty much always done that. I would probably feel concerned too. Is this new behavior since starting nursery?

He could be showing signs he's ready to leave diapers and potty train, if he isn't already, but if it's in the mornings you should spend about 10 min just holding and talking to him, make him make choices like the blue or green shirt today? Making him believe he's in charge helps a lot. Worked with my daughter.

It’s normal for this age. Mines the same. I’ve actually started giving her the option between sitting on the potty or standing and usually her having a choice makes it easier. Does it take longer absolutely but I think it’s helping us get a step closer to potty training. Our daughters ot actually recommended it bc they start to want to become more independent at this age and forward so having a choice makes it seem like they have a say I guess

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