my daughter is daytime potty trained but i am still struggling with night time. do you have any advice?

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potty training in children is a significant developmental milestone that typically occurs between the ages of 2 and 3. it involves teaching a child to use the toilet independently for urination and bowel movements instead of relying on diapers. parents or caregivers can start by introducing the concept of using the toilet, promoting regular bathroom visits, offering positive reinforcement for successful attempts, and being patient and understanding through accidents. consistency, praise, and encouragement are key in potty training success. it is important to remedmber that every child is different, and the process may take time and persistence. parents should also watch for signs of readiness, such as staying dry for longer periods or showing interest in the toilet.

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Hello dear, this is all about the practice. If your child is well trained up on the day time  and then slowly she will be trained for the night time as well. Just don’t make her wear diapers and then she will have to wake up at the night time to change it. She will learn that that you have to tell her mother and the second thing is that even you have to do some efforts during the night time you have to wake up your child as yourself and take to the washroom initially 2 to 3 times.