daughter wont keep nappy on?

Question

my daughter is 17 months old and i am in the process of potty training, unfortunatley she wont keep her nappy on for bed and she ends up doin her business in the cot, any suggestions?

Answer 1

Have you tried putting the nappy on backwards? Or putting some knickers over the top? The knickers over the top one is good actually, I used it when my daughter was potty training so she could get used to how fantastic knickers are...

Answer 2

Try a waterproof sheet, let her wear pants, I used to carry my daughter to the toilet every night, she would go and then put her back in bed, and she was back to sleep. Keep lights low and whisper to her, keep drinks to a minimum from tea time onwards, lots of encouragement and praise. I didn't think it would work but it does - yes you still get a few accidents but keep going and in the end it works. If she won't keep her nappy on at bedtime, to me she is saying that she no longer wants it. You just need to help her learn to control her bladder by taking her through the night. It doesn't happen overnight but it certainly surprised me.

Good luck and be patient.

Answer 3

Perfect for potty training every time she takes it of put her on the toilet you can get seats for baby's .this will make her realise that taking her nappy of is for that reason .After she has been there for a short while say calmly have you been then say let get you dressed now .try never to shout or make it into a game just be calm and gentle .
try it
you may be surprised
PS if this doesn't work then put pyjamas on her as well.
and try to dress her each time they will soon give up having to take pyjamas sock and slippers of

Answer 4

once you're potty preparation it truly is maximum suitable to enable them to run around without nappy. yet take them many times to the potty and ask them to pass. in the event that they moist out section the potty, teach displeasure a frown and a noisy no. They get the image and could pass away the nappy directly to delight you. A childs significant purpose is to delight mommy. while they pass in potty teach a grin and a pleasand voice like good female. Spend time with them while they're good and do what you like even potty time.

Answer 5

My daughter is 15 months and she started taking her nappy off a few months ago to, I changed to pull ups (pampers) now she has nothing to pick at and she likes standing up when she is getting changed.

Answer 6

Try getting her some pullups instead of diapers. She may be ready for "Big Girl" type pants if not panties...Or you could try putting rubber pants & PJ bottoms on over so she can not get the her diapers.

I have a 2yr old boy that I am working on that with and since having only girls before I have no idea when he will be ready...

Good luck!!!

Answer 7

if she does'nt want them on dont force her , they are little ' pull ups ' you can get and they'll do the job fine ,she is probably on the verge of being clean ,throw the nappies out and if she refuses the pull ups then make sure to use a rubber sheet and take a chance.

Answer 8

its happening in my home too, my little girl is wearing knickers in the day but at night time she dont want a nappy on and i hate 'little accidents' that stink, anyway i've been putting her to bed then putting a nappy on her once she falls asleep,

Answer 9

Could always try a small pair of mittens loosely tied around her wrist so she cant grip the nappy.

Answer 10

My daughters the same age I put her nappy back to front so she cant pull the tabs.