At Night: Babies 'R' Us
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Night Time Potty Training
Asked by J.R. from Los Angeles
on April 13, 2008
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I have a 3 1/2 year old son who has been potty trained for about a year now. It was very easy to potty train him, it literally just took a weekend (with a few acciden...
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- You know, I think it probably has a lot to do with the fact that he potty trained so early. I think most boys start at around 3-ish so maybe since he got started so s...
- My boys had a harder time with night time training that my daughters. Something to do with the boy parts I guess. What we resorted to was he pottied at his bedtime (...
- We just potty trained our 3yr old daughter about two months ago. Within the last two weeks I stopped the pull ups at night time. I explained to my daughter that she ca...
Night Time Potty Training
Asked by M.D. from Philadelphia
on November 15, 2009
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My almost 3 year old has been completely potty trained for about a month. He wears underwear alll day, including when he takes his 2-3 hour nap. But night time is not...
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- My son was potty trained durring the day at 21/2, but at night he was older than 3. He wore pull ups for a while, then I let him wear underwear and put rubber pants o...
- I agree with the other posters who said to stick with the pull-ups at night until he stays consistently dry for a week or so. When my daughter was 3, she was potty tr...
- The bladder at night will train on it's own. He can try to control it during the the day but not at night. He will only wake after he's wet which will just make him fe...
Potty Training at Night
Asked by J.B. from New York
on October 24, 2007
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my son is almost 2 and we havent started potty training yet. i tried over the summer but he was afraid of the toilet. my question is how do you go about potty training...
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- My daughter is almost 5 and she has been potty trained during the day since she was 2-- and we use pull ups at night still-- our pediatrician told us that night traini...
- I just finished potty training my daughter. She was about 2 1/2 when we finished. One of the signs I looked for was waking up with a dry diaper. Once that started h...
- I think this topic is the most talked about topic there is. I took advice from all mother but the best advise I got was...LEAVE THEM ALONE. From the time she turned ...
Night-time Potty Training
Asked by J.C. from Lynchburg
on October 7, 2009
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I can't stand that my son is wetting his bed every night. It doesn't help the electrical bill, doing all that extra laundry, and I can't stand the stench. We tried hav...
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- Hi Some kids just take a long time to get being trained at night , they go into such a deep sleep that nothing wakes them. What happens when he wears pull ups? Doe...
- We have three sons. The older two have both had this issue up until about 5 years of age. What worked for us was waking our sons at night to take them to the bathroo...
- I understand the frustration, but it's not his fault. He's not trying to pee the bed every night. My son is 9. Yes 9 and still wets his bed. We put him in the Good...
Potty Training Chairs
Asked by T.K. from Chicago
on July 27, 2007
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Can anyone recommend a good potty training chair/seat for a boy? I have been checking reviews on Babies r us and target, but nothing is really looking good.
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- My two year old son has been potty training for a while. I've tried numerous models (the ones we had for my daughter.) I finally bought a new one and it works really...
- Initially I didn't want to have to clean out a potty, so got from Target the "SAFETY 1ST" seat with handles that places on an adult toilet ($9). It is good, but found...
- Hi T., I am a child care provider(since 1996). In my experience with potty training, I found that the little ones do a lot better with the toilet ring on the actual t...
Potty Training
Asked by K.S. from Beaumont
on July 8, 2009
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Does anyone have any potty training advice? My daughter will be 2 in a couple of weeks and we have been working a lil bit on potty training. She uses the big potty a...
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- Buy your daughter a pair of panties with her favorite cartoon character or princess. Talk to her about pottying and ask her if she wants to "potty on Dora, Care Bears,...
- Try setting a timer and taking her every 30 minutes to try so that she understands that even in the panties she will need to go in the potty. Sometimes they just don'...
- That's interesting that she will potty while wearing a diaper or pullup, but not panties. It's possible that she starts to pee and then lets you know. But when weari...
Potty Training
Asked by M.S. from McAllen
on October 23, 2006
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o.k. so I have not received any responses or advice. How Sad!!! So let me try rewording this request. I am potty training my 33 month old son. I get him to use the...
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- Well Im on potty training my second child shes 26 months old now and I would say that if you are brave enough to venture out with underwear only that you should defini...
- My husband does not like it that I have taught my son how to do this, but when you are in "desperate" time crunching situations...well you just have to improvise with ...
- Ok, If you only get him to use the toilet on occasion, then do not brave taking him out in underwear yet. Wait until he is completely comfortable with using the potty ...
Diapering Through the Night?
Asked by S.F. from Dallas
on January 2, 2008
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Hi everyone!
My 8 month old is mostly sleeping through the night (yea!!!) but, a fair amount of the time, he wakes up with his clothes soaked in urine. poor guy!!...
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- Perhaps the diapers are too big? Is he leaking through the sides? My 2 1/2 year old goes to bed with a sippy and drinks a whole one before bed ( I know I know...bad ...
- Huggies Overnight diapers are what I've used with all three of my kiddos. If they are closer to the end range on the size, I go up a size. That usually keeps them dr...
- We had this same problem with our older daughter. Huggies makes an overnight diaper. She was still soggy in the morning but at least it kept it contained! Good luck!
Potty Training
Asked by H.P. from Detroit
on January 5, 2009
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I know there have been many questions about potty training so whats one more. So here's the deal, my husband and I live in the boonies. Sometimes we drive for several ...
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- No reason not to take a potty chair with you in the car. I've thought about buying a second one just for that reason! A.
- One Step Ahead sells a travel potty seat that folds up into a briefcase. It works really well, and it uses gallon ziplock bags, so they can be sealed right up. I hav...
- You are getting a lot of advice saying to put her on the potty before you leave...let's be realistic...they are toddlers and they don't go on command. I put my son on...
Potty Training
Asked by S.T. from Houston
on July 16, 2008
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I know I'm jumping the gun a little bit here, but I want to get a really good head start on potty training. My daughter is 15 months old and I want to start talking t...
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- Hi S.- I think it's fine to start introducing the idea of going potty but you really have to be careful about how "into it" you get. If you are really laid back ab...
- I have to agree with Karen...if you just start talking about it and not really expecting any results then you are fine. My son wasn't fully potty trained until 3 ...
- Potty seat - to each his own. Personally, I never liked it. I had much better luck with a seat cover that went on the actual potty. Much less messy. I also did have a ...
