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Night Time Potty Training
Asked by B.M. from Philadelphia
on July 13, 2011
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My almost 3 1/2 year old has been potty trained with no accidents for about 5 months. My question is, how do we get him out of peeing in bed. Last night was our firs...
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- My older son was pottty trained at 2 and a half, but I didn't have the courage to let go of the night time pullups until he was almost 5. And then I paid him. He got...
- Actually it depends on the child. I have 4 and each one was different. My first potty trained by the time she was about 3 and at nighttime we did do night time trainin...
- Congrats to you mom! potty training is a hard challenge to conquer. My daughter was wetting her pull ups still, when one day she told me she didnt want to wear them an...
Accidents
Asked by M.D. from Minneapolis
on October 4, 2009
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I am having issues with my daughter having accidents, see I have identical twins. Abbey was the easy one to train I had her trained in one day simple and easy. Now s...
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- Hi M., I have a daughter with Down Syndrome and she is 3 yrs old and has had similar issues. She did very well for a very long time and she has now started pre-schoo...
- Bring her to the chiropractor. If she's out of adjustment she may not be feeling the urge as much as she should be. It helped one of my daycare kids.
- Kids have set backs, its ok! Mountains of laundry is irritating but it will be ok. Her daddy out of town might have alittle to do about it, lack of attention, soo she...
Potty Accidents
Asked by J.C. from Philadelphia
on September 7, 2009
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My son just turned 3 last month and has been fully potty trained since April. He was super easy to potty train and has been really great at letting myself and his teac...
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- I agree--no pull-ups and ask him to help cleaning it up. Take a moment and google "encopresis" and make sure it isn't something medical....if it IS encopresis, he nee...
- hi J. - that is also my name J. c! ha ha but my sister has the same issue with her son and he is now 5 so it is normal for boys. why? i have no idea. but she just...
- Maybe he was constipated and it hurt a little and that has scared him from using the potty for pooping. That happened to my nephew. Keeping a close watch on his fibe...
Night Time Potty Training
Asked by G.F. from Houston
on April 5, 2008
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My daughter is starting to want to wear panties to bed. She has gone without a daytime accident since January. I decided to put her potty chair in her room so that if ...
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- I do this same thing, but I take the little potty up during the day and I call it the night time potty, so she understands that it is to be used only at night. I don't...
- I think I would try putting her little potty in the bathroom during the day. She's associating going to the potty with her bedroom. Have her go in her little potty d...
- Why not just take it away during the day. Put it up so she only has the regular toilet to go in. Tajke hers out at night and put it in her room!
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 A.H. from Fargo
on March 21, 2008
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My son is 3years old and fully potty trained since he was 2 1/2. My questions is at night time/nap time he still wears a pull up and sometimes he wakes up dry and othe...
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- My 5-year-old still has a hard time waking up enough to get himself to the bathroom in the middle of the night. He very rarely has accidents; he'll usually yell for o...
- Relax... the more stressed and pressure you feel the more pressure he will feel. Boys have two valves that need to be controled where as girls only have one. This is...
- My just turned 3 year old daughter is going through the same thing. She can drink and drink all evening and wake up dry or we try and limit intake and she will be soa...
Night Time Potty Training
Asked by L.H. from Detroit
on September 24, 2007
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need advise on night time potty training.my daughter is 3 1/2 and fully potty train in the day time but at night time is where the problem is. i wake her up several ti...
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- My daughter just turned 7 yesterday and she still has accidents at night. We try to get her to go to the bathroom before she goes to bed. Also no liquid after 7 pm.
- Hi, My mother actually had the same problem with my younger brother. The Dr. recommended trying to stretch his bladder. I know this would probably be hard since s...
- I have heard that some kids just sleep too hard to be able to make it through the night until they are older. You can try cutting back on the fluids a couple of hours...
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...
Night Time "Accidents"
Asked by P.B. from New York
on October 17, 2008
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My son is going to 5 in February. He has been potty trained with no day time accidents since he was 3.5 yrs old however, he is still wetting his pull up several night...
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- Our almost 5-year-old is wet almost every night (though it doesn't bother him). Pediatrician said it's b/c part of brain that wakes you up just enough to know to hold...
- Dear PB, I don't want to discourage you but my son did this for many years. On and off until he was about ten years old. It was terrible for him, but believe me a ...
- Good luck. My advice is to get 4-6 decent water-proof sheets and wait it out. (I say 4-6 b/c you are supposed to air dry them.) Perhaps try that double-set of shee...
Night Time Potty Training
Asked by R.C. from Washington DC
on August 22, 2009
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We potty trained our 2 year old about a month ago, during the day. She did great. I took 3 days and just pumped her with fluids and took her to the bathroom like crazy...
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- My son is 4, and we tired no drinks after 7, and we tired no drinks except a little water after dinner, and we tried eating earlier, and still, every night, after goin...
- the only thing i can suggest to you is to do exactly what you did you during the day. Things get worse before they get better. If she only has to go potty a little she...
- We have two boys who just turned 3 and 5. Up until about 6 months ago our 4 y/o was still having night time accidents (even though he had been potty trained since 2)....
