Caroline– Someone suggested making the bed twice. So I do a set of sheets, then a double size waterproof mattress protector before the next set. So easy to just take off during the night without re-making the bed! My 3yo is often dry but my 5yo is usually wet by 10 pm. His body is just not ready yet. Fitting a waterproof mattress protector under your child’s bed sheet is a good idea. Although some parents prefer not to do this or add extra sheets instead. But now there is a new product that has been released since my kids were toilet training and boy do I wish I had something available like these Brolley sheets in my time, which would have meant no more changing wet sheets in the middle of the night!

Night time pull ups have adjustable waist with numerous waist settings to fit a variety of ages and sizes. Size

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STRETCHY, SOFT, COMFORTABLE: Ultra soft to the touch, absorbent, and thoughtfully made with honest, clean & pure ingredients. They feel more like yoga-pants than conventional diapers with an almost underwear like fit. USE NIGHT LIGHTS– If your child is a little bit scared of the dark, or uncertain about walking from their bedroom to the bathroom, then a little night light in the hallway might help them. You can buy inexpensive ones from department stores and Bunnings that plug into power points and sense movement and turn on. POTTY TRAINING CHARTS

One study does conclude that “timely cessation use of disposable diaper … may shorten the time to nocturnal continence,” but they also add that “prospective cohort studies are needed to verify the discoveries.” So whether you’re looking for overnight diapers for babies or toddlers, or you need discreet disposable underwear for your older kiddo to wear during sleepovers, we’ve got you covered. Here are the best overnight diapers and training pants for heavy wetters and potty trainees. With extra night time protection, Huggies® Pull-Ups® Trainers Night are specifically designed to help BIG KIDS maintain consistency during their potty training journey. Convenience. If you have a very active baby or are potty training a stubborn toddler who acts up during changing time, you might find it easier to do standing diaper changes using pull-ups. Since they don’t have tabs like regular diapers, pull-ups can make it easier to deal with a fidgety toddler on the changing table because they easily tear at the sides.

Narelle –Don’t stress! I had 3 who were dry at night pretty much from the time they were ‘dry’ in the day but one who was dry in the day at 2 1/2 but not at night until almost six. Just use ‘Pull Ups’& again, don’t stress, especially not before 6 or 7 years of age. My experience was that it happened when their body was ‘ready’& not before, even when there were encouragements &‘incentives’.