Diapers - Buena Vista, CO

My daughter was also day time potty trained before two but slept in a pullup until closer to three. We did not have this same problem of removing the pull up but I did have diaper removal problems with her and now her little brothers. I got my daughter pretty panties and put them OVER the diaper, this way she saw the prettys and she had a hard time getiing the diaper off. The boys are still small enough that I can put onsies one them. Just some thing to make removing them harder for her. Good luck.

I recommend tossing all the pull-ups. My personal opinion is that pull-ups defeat the purpose of potty training and are confusing to a child trying to learn to get to the toilet. I suggest getting a good waterproof mattress pad (or a couple) and start putting her to bed in panties. My daughter (though I completely understand not all children are the same) just had to pee on herself and wet her bed once or twice to get the picture (once she was truly ready to potty train).

Good luck! Stay patient!

duct tape her Pjs so she cant take them off or put her in one peice pjs and put them on backwards

I remember with my son we went straight from diapers to training underwear. He stayed dry the very first night!
Maybe she doesn't like the feel of the pull ups. I think
sometimes its a subconscious thing. What have you got to lose?
Tell her she gets to wear big girl underwear like mommy.

K.
www.GreenKidzRUs.com

I do this with my 3 year old. She says the pull-ups itch. SO we put underwear under her pull-up. She stays dry and we can use the pull-up more than once. GOod luck.

Hi K.,

My daughter is having similar problems with my grandson who will be 2. She is now using overalls on him! SO far so good. Hope this helps. My other grandson will be 5 in May and he is potty trained, however he sleeps so deeply, that he wets the bed allot. He wears pull ups to bed, but they are over full by morning time. She says that she stops giving him liquids after 6 p.m. So that is a problem she needs help on. Any suggestions anyone?
Blessings,
Cath

C.

My daughter was horrible about doing this also. It helped when she wore PJ pants but did not eliminate the problem. Luckily for the most part she stayed dry at night. I just worked to potty train her as fast as I could so it wasn't a huge issue so by 2 1/2 we took her pull ups away at night and she may have an occasional accident.

My daughter Trinity use to do the same thing, so I bought some onesies for her and she had a hard time trying to unbutton them. they worked for a while maybe it would help you. I use to think they didn't make them for 2 yr olds, but I found them at wal-mart.