Started training DD (2.8) last weekend - this was our second attempt and she seems to have cracked it really quickly this time. No accidents after the first couple of days and all going well during the day. Night time is a different story though! We had no intention of training her at night time for a few months yet, so we had been putting on a nappy at night time. However, for the last few nights she has been getting up before going to sleep, taking her nappy off and trying to use the potty - several times. I have had to keep going up and replacing her nappy. I have bought some pull-ups today to see if they are better, as at least she might pull them back on. Has anyone had this problem?
More problematically though for the last two nights has wakened at 3.45am and come through to our bedroom saying she needs to wee in the potty.
She seems to have decided that she is not supposed to wee anywhere but the potty. This is, of course entirely logical, but I really don't want her getting up and coming through every night - it take a while for her to go back to sleep which isn't great for her, and even longer for DH and I to go back to sleep. I'm currently 31 weeks pregnant with DD2, so could be doing without losing up to an hours sleep at night - there will be enough of this in a few week's time! Has anyone been able to train their DC to use the potty/toilet at night and go straight back to bed?
Clearly she is not able to last all night without weeing (this morning when she came through at 3.45am she had already weed in her nappy, but still wanted to use the potty), so I don't think I can go straight to night time training.
Sorry for such a long post - I think we have several issues here, and not sure how to tackle them. None of the books I have covering potty training mentions this at all....
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Daytime training cracked - but problems at night even though we are not trying to night train!
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MoragG · 30/09/2012 18:53
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