Toddlers & Preschoolers
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keep her in underwear. NO pull ups.. she will learn
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Even at bedtime? I was hoping to save the sheets. Lol. Well c'est la vie
Quoting CreziaMommyTo2:
keep her in underwear. NO pull ups.. she will learn
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Limit drinks within an hour of sleeping time and make her potty before bed.
I put a diaper on over the panties till they were dry when they woke up for a few weeks staight. Some people say "its just sheets" but I chose not to wash sheet every day.. lol My kids did awesome at night though and were night potties trained within a few weeks of day time.
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That is brilliant! Tbh even if she has a diaper on she tells you she has to go. This may work.
Quoting som610:
Limit drinks within an hour of sleeping time and make her potty before bed.
I put a diaper on over the panties till they were dry when they woke up for a few weeks staight. Some people say "its just sheets" but I chose not to wash sheet every day.. lol My kids did awesome at night though and were night potties trained within a few weeks of day time.
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you cannot keep her dry when she's sleeping. you cannot night train a child. staying dry while sleeping or waking up to pee is a matter of physical development. it's a hormone that is released by the brain and you cannot influence that in any way shape or form. it just is what it is. some kids are able to do it first thing and parents mistakenly think they had a hand in that but they didn't. keep her in pull-ups or a diaper for naps/bedtime until you notice she's regularly waking up dry. once that happens, protect your sheets and hope for the best! some kids can day train at 18 months and need sleeping help until they are in Kindergarten or older. Again, it's just the way your child is made so try not to worry about things you have no control over. She'll get there and your sheets will say THANK YOU!!!!
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Thank,you for that info. I am now prepared to just wait it out. I was so scared about potty training but she was a champ. a couple diapers a day is nbd.
Quoting Luvmy2babies22:
you cannot keep her dry when she's sleeping. you cannot night train a child. staying dry while sleeping or waking up to pee is a matter of physical development. it's a hormone that is released by the brain and you cannot influence that in any way shape or form. it just is what it is. some kids are able to do it first thing and parents mistakenly think they had a hand in that but they didn't. keep her in pull-ups or a diaper for naps/bedtime until you notice she's regularly waking up dry. once that happens, protect your sheets and hope for the best! some kids can day train at 18 months and need sleeping help until they are in Kindergarten or older. Again, it's just the way your child is made so try not to worry about things you have no control over. She'll get there and your sheets will say THANK YOU!!!!
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I agree with this! Ods was day/night trained fully by 2.5 but mds is day trained and still wears pullups at night at 4.5. He just won't wake up to go. Toilet training has been so different with him. Yds has just started and he is already showing signs of being different. It isn't something you can influence.
Quoting Luvmy2babies22:
you cannot keep her dry when she's sleeping. you cannot night train a child. staying dry while sleeping or waking up to pee is a matter of physical development. it's a hormone that is released by the brain and you cannot influence that in any way shape or form. it just is what it is. some kids are able to do it first thing and parents mistakenly think they had a hand in that but they didn't. keep her in pull-ups or a diaper for naps/bedtime until you notice she's regularly waking up dry. once that happens, protect your sheets and hope for the best! some kids can day train at 18 months and need sleeping help until they are in Kindergarten or older. Again, it's just the way your child is made so try not to worry about things you have no control over. She'll get there and your sheets will say THANK YOU!!!!