re: water before bed

<blockquote><b>Quoting Manda♥Bella:</b>" I can't stand hearing about parents that restrict their child's fluids before bed. My housemate doesn't ... [snip!] ... that they aren't properly ready for night-time toilet training if you have to limit fluids just to have them not wet the bed"</blockquote>



Wow! I've never heard that early before.

<blockquote><b>Quoting EpicThunderCat!:</b>" Hmm interesting. My son is only 2 1/2 and mostly potty trained during the day but he is scared of public ... [snip!] ... toilets(wont potty in public) and I havent really been working on night times but he is only 2 1/2 so I am not really worried. "</blockquote>



My daughter is nearly 3 and still holds her pee in public. I didn't do anything to work on night training, I don't really think there is much you can do. She just stopped peeing the bed at night. She has pretty good control of her bladder. I think a lot of people worry too much about getting their kids to not what the bed, sometimes there is nothing you can do but wait for the child to out grow it.

Quoting Nathaniel'sMom:" <blockquote><b>Quoting EpicThunderCat!:</b>" Thank you for your amazing insightful ... [snip!] ... be doing. I was simply asking for advice and opinions... >.>"</blockquote> You said "should I start doing this?""

Yes asking for advice as to if this is common practice. My son is not potty trained at night. I was not doing this BECAUSE of my friend. I looked it up online and I guess a lot of parents do this so then I figured I would ASK on here.
I did not say that I would 100% do this, I was simply asking if I should and was asking for opinions based on experiences sorry I did not specify better.

Quoting ashleeoh:" <blockquote><b>Quoting EpicThunderCat!:</b>" Hmm interesting. My son is only 2 1/2 ... [snip!] ... much about getting their kids to not what the bed, sometimes there is nothing you can do but wait for the child to out grow it."

Cool, I will keep doing what I am doing then. It seems to be working :>

<blockquote><b>Quoting EpicThunderCat!:</b>" That is kind of what I was thinking. Honestly. I had never heard of this. It seemed kind of mean. 5PM!? ... [snip!] ... My friend that does it, does it after 8PM... and even then idk. If I was thirsty I would prefer having something to drink. D: "</blockquote>

Her kids go to bed at 7, so it's only 2hrs really

My daughter takes a drink bottle to bed with her, just like I do

<blockquote><b>Quoting Lauralie89:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Manda♥Bella:</b>" I can't stand hearing about parents ... [snip!] ... if you have to limit fluids just to have them not wet the bed"</blockquote> Wow! I've never heard that early before."</blockquote>




I guess it's early depending on what time u sen your kids to bed. It's only 2hrs before her kids go to bed. It's not that early really... I don't agree with it at all though

Quoting Manda♥Bella:" I can't stand hearing about parents that restrict their child's fluids before bed. My housemate doesn't ... [snip!] ... that they aren't properly ready for night-time toilet training if you have to limit fluids just to have them not wet the bed"

After 5??? What time does she put them to bed????  

We cut JUICE off at 630. Water afterwards - between 8-9.

<blockquote><b>Quoting JennB987:</b>" After 5??? What time does she put them to bed????   We cut JUICE off at 630. Water afterwards - between 8-9."</blockquote>




7pm

We don't do juice period. Disgusting stuff

My 3yr old goes to be around 730pm so I don`t give her anything to drink after 6. We`re working on potty training and this is how I do it. If she is really thirsty and keeps asking for something to drink, I will give her about 1-2 oz of something to drink but no more then that.