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  1. 22-07-2012 16:26 #1
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    Default Night toilet training.. Help!

    My now 3.5 yo DD1 WAS completely TT untill about April/may last year just befor my DD2 was born in June. She was fine during the day but constantly wet at night and as much as we tried she kept wetting so we put her back in nappies at night. I'm now 7 months pregnant with bub #3 so due in October and she still saturates her nappy overnight. I'm really wanting to get her back to being fully TT befor bubs comes along as I don't particularly want 3 in nappies.

    Any tips and advice would be really appreciated. Tia x
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    we used pull ups at night. we just waited. both our kids were night trained at 3
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    Yeh that's what I'm using on her now!
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    Does she wake up when she needs to go? It needs to be a conscious thing "if I need to go to the toilet, I will get out of bed".
    She might not be ready yet. It takes more time for some and less for others.
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    No she doesn't wake up at all she sleeps for about 12 hours every night.
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