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My sons dr said night wetting is normal for a very long time
Bed wetting isn't considered an issue till age 5 and even then it's more case by case according to our pediatrician. My daughter is only 2 so we still wear pull ups at night but for her nap time she doesn't wear one. We put her little potty in her room where she can access it quickly and this has helped with any accidents. She is very independent and doesn't want us to be part of the toilet at all 😅 so this is our solution as I don't think she will ever tell us and her immediately refuses the potty if we try to make/encourage her. I think till they are physically able to hold it even through deep sleep you'll have accidents. If your daughter does well with a scheduled wake up I would definitely try that 🫶🏻 She will get this down too!
I let my daughter wear a pull up to bed rather than a diaper. It was different enough that she was fine with it for like a year longer than she actually needed it. Honestly, over 2-3 years we had 2 or 3 nights where she was sick in bed (vomit+the other end) and the pull-up was a lifesaver. I kept it around so long 100% for my peace of mind. Eventually, (sometime after 4yo) she said she was all done and she'd be wearing panties to bed from now on, tyvm. No accidents to report. 😅 I think it's fine to go back to using one at night until she goes back to having dry spells. I simply wouldn't have time for all that laundry...
Maybe take her to the toilet 2twice during the nights. It may be she had a lot of fluids before she went to sleep and she was too tired to wake up. It’s totally normal. My 4years old daughter is too lazy to wake up. I get her up at 10 and 12 at night.