nighttime potty training question

Re: nighttime potty training question

• littlemermaid member

  June 2014

  I would try to cut off liquids a couple of hours before bedtime.  She just might be having a growth spurt or sleeping more soundly.  I'm not of fan of waking them in the middle of the night because then the bladder doesn't learn to hold it all night long.

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• flyingsaucer member

  June 2014

  My kids always started wetting at night in summer as they would drink more throughout the day. Ditto stop liquids earlier, but she is still rally young. I would not wake her at night. If she continues to wet at night I would just put her back in a pull up for a bit until she gets it again. My son potty trained really early but did not stay dry at night until 4.5

  

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• Littledeer84 member

  June 2014

  Thanks for the replies, I hadn't even thought about a growth spurt. We will try cutting fluids earlier, if that doesn't help I might get some cloth training pants to save from doing laundry. Hopefully just a fluke for her.

  

  

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• Wulfgar member

  June 2014

  With our LO, we don't try to wake him up in the middle of the night, it usually takes 3 hours to get him back to sleep.  We would rather just do the extra laundry.
  

  
  
  
  

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• MrsCodeMonkey member

  June 2014

  We layer fitted sheets with waterproof pads, which makes it easy to change the sheets in the middle of the night.
  
  Don't go back to pull ups. Some regression is normal. DD tends to wet the bed if she's mega tired or sick, but otherwise wakes up to pee.

  
  

                               
  

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