potty training

[Valencia]

Thanks, Loupou. That means I'll have to wait.

Btw, Rani, I can't find the normal smile smilie sign used within the text.

[odm_post]

What we did was:

2) Every night before we went to bed (~10:30 or 11:00) we would get her out of bed, take her to the toilet for a pee-pee and then put her back in bed.

We did this for about 3 years, maybe more.

....so, how old was your daughter when she actually got up to pee on her own?

My daughter is 3y 9m now, but still occasionally wets the bed. Now I put her back on pull-on nappy. 'Cause there are days she'll stay dry until the next morning, but there are also days that we have to wash her bedsheet 3 days in a row

We'd tried 'your' technique (of waking her up before we turn in) for a while, and she was dry. So after a few months, we stopped waking her up. But, I think, she sort of relied on us to wake her up to pee.
FYI, we've also limited her drink before bedtime.

Her sister was totally off-nappy when she's 3y 6m. I know I shouldn't compare, but......

[Loon]

Thanks for the advice, I will try to wake him before we go to bed but will hope he just grows out of this phase.

Joyce-my son was the same way would not poo on the potty, in fact he would ask for a Pull Up to take a poo in, it drove me crazy, but people had told me it was just a phase and in truth it was. It lasted for about 6 months after he was fully pee potty trained. One day he just did it on the potty and that was that. Now we just have to tackle the nights and we will be set :)

[rani]

The last couple of nights D has refused to wear a diaper at night. I've been taking him to the loo before I go to bed, which is quite late (12) and so far we haven't had any accidents. I'm just worried once it gets warmer it will be difficult to control his fluid intake in the evening and we might have a few accidents.