I have a 2 year old that I just finished potty training. I make him go potty right before I lay him down, then ask him if he has to go as soon as he wakes up. I have swatted his back side a couple of times too. Not enough to hurt him, just enough to tell him no and to let him know that wetting himself if not ok. He turned 2, 4 1/2 months ago, and has only peed in the bed twice since then. I just let him run around naked, unless there are non-family members over, and constantly ask him if he has to go potty. He has it down now and goes by himself. He has even seen his dad and big brothers going often enough that he likes to stand up to pee in the potty. It's pretty cute to watch him on his tippy toes trying to be a big boy. The sad part is that he does a better job at getting it in the potty than any of his older brothers do! lol

Good luck with your little one!

I have two children and both of them regressed after using the bathroom fine for weeks. It is very normal. The worst thing you can do is get really frustrated, it only makes it worse. Mine weren't fully potty trained until about 4 for naps and bedtime, it is physically difficult for them to wake up by themselves and go to the bathroom when they are deeply asleep. If you want to continue trying the bedtime potty training, may I suggest waking her up about 2 hours after she goes to bed to take her to the bathroom? My 6 yo still gets up around 10:30 every night and uses the restroom, because we always got her up at that time. I understand the urge to binge, and kid behaviors are a major trigger. Hang in there!

My son is fully potty trained now (3 also) except for bedtime. I make sure that as I'm about to read his naptime books I tell him to "go in the toilet so you don't pee in the bed." Every time.

I let him go for a while in just underwear to bed and he was fine, but for about a week he peed every day. I tried to put a night-time pull up on him again the other day and found him awake at almost 10 pm because he wanted to take it off. I don't think they are able to wake up and work their way to the bathroom in time at night yet.

I just keep the baby monitor on next to me and if he starts whining loud I know that he either needs new sheets and clothes or needs me to put him at the toilet really fast so he doesn't need new ones. And the soft waterproof liners for beds are wonderful.

Not sure that I'm being helpful, but at least you know now you don't have to feel alone. :happy:

At that young age don't worry about nap time or night time, they are too young to understand or to really wake themselves up. I would suggest just putting a pull up on for when they sleep. It will come eventually, maybe not when you would like it to but it will happen in time.