Founder of Pro diaper

Even if your toddler is 2-3 years ,old,, that does not mean that they are automatically ready to leave the ,night,-time ,diapers, behind. Many parents go under the assumption that there is a set age to remove toddlers from ,night,-time ,diapers,, but there is not really a set age. Toddlers all develop at different stages, some may grow faster than others.

So you may need to try again in a few months. Plenty of children age three years and four years still need a night nappy, and bed-wetting is considered to be normal up to the age of five. One in six five-year-olds wets the bed either occasionally or regularly. Pull-up disposable nappy pants are an option at night, just until your child is trained.

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Plenty of children age three years and four years still need a night diaper, and bed-wetting is considered to be normal up to the age of five. One in six five-year-olds wets the bed either occasionally or regularly. Disposable training pants are an option at night, just until your child is trained.

Nighttime dryness usually happens naturally sometime between the, ages of four and five,, but it can happen earlier or later (into grade school). A child’s bladder needs to have matured enough to hold urine overnight, or the bladder-brain neural pathway must be sufficiently developed to send a signal that wakes her up to go pee.

Over 20 years’ experience in Montessori Methodology & Musical Arts Form Over my past 20 years in the early childhood industry, I observed that it’s normal for some children, up to 5 years, old to still require diaper for the night as they’re unable to control their bladders or have strong enough signals to wake up to clear their bladders.