Nighttime Potty Training Boys.

It varies for every child. TO be honest there is no such thing as night time training. It is about how their body has developed. You can help it along by no fluids within a few hours of bedtime, no drinks in their rooms and make sure they pee right before bed, otherwise you have to wait until they wake up dry. ALl children are different. My son was potty trained completely at 3 and it took a while longer for him to start waking up dry. When he went five days waking dry I removed the pullups and did underwear. We had only one accident at night. Now he is aware enough to wake up and go pee and go back to bed if he has to go but can go 11 hours without having to.
I don't alllow drinks other then when brushing after dinner though and he goes before we read bedtime stories then tries one more time after and he seems to do well with that.
Tell your husband there isn't anything you can do about it but give it time. Kids have no control when they are sleeping, especially if they are sound sleepers. When their bladder is ready they will be. They are young still, so give it time! Most boys don't even get it 100% until 3 1/2 is the average for day time training too so you are ahead of the game.

Our older son was fine by his third birthday, maybe a little before. I don't really remember. Our 2 1/2 yo wakes up dry most morning, but he still likes to wear diapers. We aren't pushing it. I've always been afraid to push in this area for fear of creating problems later. I know how expensive diapers are, and it's nice to be rid of them, but I'd say hang in there and it will happen. Maybe not when we want, but eventually. I think our little guy is about 32 months, too. I'm too tired to do the math this morning. :) GL!

My 6 1/2 yo and my 5 yo are still sleeping with pull ups at night. The 6 1/2 yo can stay dry about 1-2 nights a week now. I think this can be a long process. :)

So I don't personally have an experience with this quite yet, but my mom always did this with everyone of her kids (there are 7 of us) and I am planning on doing it as soon my little one gets old enough.
She would not give them any drinks an hour before bedtime and then potty time before bed. She would then wake them up and sit them on the potty and then put them back in bed (and like when they were little didn't play or talk to them so they would go back to sleep). That way they could learn the signs during the night like they did during the day.
Like you said, there are a wide range of things. You just need to find what works for you :) Good luck!

You are doing fantastic job on having two little boys potty trained before they are three. That is quite a feat. My boys were able to stay dry at night right after they were able to stay dry in the day. I have a friend who has a son that did not stay dry at night until age twelve. It really depends on the child. As far as I know, there is not a trick to night potty training. Just make sure they go to the bathroom before bed. Little boys (especially) play hard and sleep sound. It is an involuntary action that controls the bladder at night. Just don't stress and it will come with time.

Both my boys still wear pull-ups at night. The older one just turned 5 and still can't wake up in the middle of the night to go. The younger one is not quite three yet so I don't expect him to do it anytime soon. It really depends on the kid though. Both my boys are pretty good sleepers and don't rouse easily so I think it may take them awhile. Good luck!!