Nap/nighttime Potty Training Advice

Couple of things come to mind. One is to put her in a pullup at night and eventually she will be dry. Once she is dry a lot of nights in a row, try it without. At one time we were able to use the same pullup several nights in a row til it would fall apart almost. That's when I realized we didn't need it anymore. :)

Also, try putting a potty in her room at night. Tell her it is okay to get out of bed and go potty. You'll have to go the pullup route here too, unless she can diaper herself...lol

Also, as a tip, one mom suggested to put sheets on differently. First a mattress pad, then a fitted sheet, then a plastic fitted sheet, then another regular fitted sheet. That way you can strip it off the bed in the middle of the night if need be and the new fresh one will be dry underneath. Also saves the mattress.

Good luck.

I have no luck with potty training.. we arent enforcing it to much just yet. our DD will go when she wants..

id say just wait it out a little longer. let her wear a diaper at nap and nite time.

if she started potty all by her self the first time, maybe shes still getting used to it. and in time will get the next step.

Night time training is tricky. I have a six and four year old. The older was daytime trained by just over two and the younger daytime trained fully at 21 months. Both were soon also dry during naps (within a month or two of training), BUT until recently they both still had to wear protection during the night. My six year old would still wet 90% of the time. I have started a very strict regime for them both which they actually don't mind at all, but I figure they need some help to stay dry. My eldest son is a very heavy sleeper and I guess has an under-developed bladder still. So this is what I am doing (and it's working)...They have their last drink with dinner, they go to the potty every 30 minutes after dinner until bedtime (8pm). I get them up to pee at around 10.30 and then again IF I wake in the night myself (they do not actually wake when they do this as my son never remembers in the morning that he's been). This is tiring for me though but mine are much older than your little one and I think it is definately time for them.
Your little one is only two and has not been trained for a really long time during the day. I would say carry on doing what you are doing and see if there is a natural progression. Two seems quite young to go dry through the night, although it is not unheard of. I think most kids are night-time dry by three or four. Mine are obviously late bloomers with that lol.
Good luck ;)

you really cannot teach kids to be dry at night. some kids are potty trained and are immediately dry at night.. others it takes years.

some kids wet the bed until their teen years.

my daughter is almost 4 perfectly daytime trained since 2- but wears a daiper for every nap and evey night. she is wet 90% of naps and 100% of nights.

we go potty before bed adn I sometimes remind her to try to keep her diaper dry.. but she is obviously not ready to be dry while she is sleeping.

occassionally a sitter will forget to diaper her before bed.. and the bed will be soaked.. so I know she is not wet just because she hasa diaper on,

you can try to get her up in the middle of the night to take her potty but that is really only training you to wake her up and not training her to wake herself up..