Dry Nights

[WillowTheWhisp]

I used to worry about it when my first child was a toddler. I thought it was the hardest part of child-rearing. Then someone said the same thing to me about not seeing many adults who wear nappies and just to let her find her own time. We'd have dry nappies in the mornings but betcha boots if I left the nappy off we'd have a wet bed. Then I tried the pull-ups things instead of nappies and after a little while (and warmer weather) moved from those to knickers and it worked.

I think the less I worried about it the more relaxed we both were.

 

[vorlon24]

Eight week, that must have been a joke Vorlon, I wouldn't have thought they'd have any muscle control at that age. The toilet training during the day only took a week or so, she got the hang of that strasight away, yes I think your right Pendy there aren't many in nappies at 18, I'm not going to stress about it, but its good to hear other peoples experiences.

I discussed it with my missus Grego, and we agreed that a baby of that age would have no idea of what it was doing anyway.

The only time you know about it is when they start squalling for a new nappy!

 

[grego]

Also Vorlon at 8 weeks they haven't control of their bodies at all, and who'd want their baby potty trained at that age! Not me anyway.

 

[MUMMIBOO]

I have two children and neither of them have ever wet the bed i was'nt expecting my second to be the same as the first but he was and i think the reason is simply because they were ready, its not a problem if she isnt ready just leave her nappy on a little longer and keep trying what all the other posts say are true too dont make a fuss dont stop the drinks and all but dont force her if shes not ready mine were very nearly 3 years old before they went to bed full time with no nappy on and it worked.

Not saying it will work for you but give it a try.

Hope all goes well.