Re: Dry at night boys, 4, achivement thereof...

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That's what I've done so far - wait for a whole week of dry nappies, leave a

potty by the bed. I haven't lifted at night with either of the two down, as

it were, but I haven't needed to for either of them. Make sure the potty

prompt is given first thing in the morning.

Good luck!

Vicki Portman

http://www.plushpants.co.uk

Dry at night boys, 4, achivement thereof...

> Anybody any ideas? Do I wait until he's been dry a week and then just

> leave it off???

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> Boy in question is just 4. (And don't we know it!!!! we are reminded

> at least twice a day!)

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> Caro

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[Guest guest]

>Anybody any ideas? Do I wait until he's been dry a week and then just

>leave it off???

>

>Boy in question is just 4. (And don't we know it!!!! we are reminded

>at least twice a day!)

>

>Caro

Hmmm. DS1 toilet trained eventually in a hurry and seemed set to do

it all at once - we went a fortnight with dry nappies at night.

Didn't have decent protection for the bed (now armed with a lovely

SamIAm bug print mat) and he wasn't complaining. He was quite poorly

at the time (this was the time of the ?measles) and once he started

to get better and was sleeping more heavily, the wet nappies came

back.

I think it really depends on your attitude to washing sheets/being

disturbed in the night due to sogginess and whether he's bothered

about being in a nappy.

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