I could have written your post Minty. Our dd1 was dry for eight months, and then we moved house in the summer holidays and she moved to a new pre-school. That was six months ago and pretty much since then she's wet herself nearly every single day, several times a day.
We have tried everything. Bribes, praise, telling off, ignoring her, star charts, etc. Nothing seems to get through to her. She couldn't care less. There's no reaction, either from telling her off or praising her.
When we got her toilet trained the first time, it was after a lot of persuading her to go until one day she just suddenly said 'I'm going to the toilet'. She made up her own mind and that was that.
I think that's what's going to have to happen this time. I think we're going to have to just wait for her to decide to use the toilet every time.
I did take her to the doctors just in case there was a medical reason but her test came back perfectly normal. I genuinely do not know what else to do. I think the move triggered it but I don't know why and I don't know what to to about it. She loves her new pre-school and she seems fine in the new house. I just don't know what else to do.
She starts school in September. She's going to be the only child in her class that wets herself. In my more paranoid moments I imagine her being picked on for the rest of her school days, outcast and friendless. My beautiful girl.
Okaay.... perhaps there are worse things to worry about but it is completely and utterly Doing My Head In.