Any tips for night potty training?

with my daughter, she was in bed about 4 hours before i was, so before i went to bed i would go get her, carry her to the toilet sit her down and turn on the water in the sink, she would instantly go the bathroom, then i would put her back to bed. as she got older she would wake up on her own and i would walk her to the bathroom and then walk her back her room. and for when she needed to go in the middle of the night and i was asleep i had her come and get me. i made sure she was blocked off from the rest of the house though. she could get to my room, her room and the bathroom. hope this helps =)

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when we started potty training our daughter she was about 20 months, and we didnt seperate it into day and night. She tells me when she has to go potty and i take her to the toilet. At night we do not give her liquids or food before bed so hopefully she wont have to go, she is now two years old, we dont like her going into the bathroom alone, i'm just paranoid i guess, so we have a little plastic potty that we leave in her room. If she has an emergency at night and needs to potty she just uses that and we dump it in the morning. i think 2 1/2 might be old enough to use the bathroom alone but i wouldnt trust that she would just go potty then go back to bed, she might wander about

control what she drinks and pullups dont work try goodnites they work better i hope i can help