Not exact matches
The goal was to have a reusable
nighttime pant and
do away with disposable
training pants.
My potty
training book
does have a section on
nighttime / naptime
training if you need more info.
It doesn't cover
nighttime, part - time, or pauses in much detail (although these things are mentioned)- we've got other courses in the Academy for those subtopics of EC, plus courses on EC completion, potty
training, birth, and much much more.
We
do also offer
nighttime Training Pants for Boys too for bedtime use.
I prefer to take the gradual approach by working only on
nighttime training and cross my fingers that it'll bleed into his nap rituals.I just hope it doesn't set us back when I carry him during his naps.
Did you sleep train / use this method for naps and nighttime at the same time or did you focus on one first and then the oth
Did you sleep
train / use this method for naps and
nighttime at the same time or
did you focus on one first and then the oth
did you focus on one first and then the other?
Other experts recommend a more gradual approach: sleep
train for
nighttime sleep but keep
doing whatever works for naps.
But holy crap I can not imagine going through
nighttime training for one kid and then turning around to
do it with the other one right after that.
Sometimes I wonder if I should be
doing sleep /
nighttime potty
training to get rid of diapers altogether, but he still sleeps in a crib and isn't quite tall or coordinated enough to pee in the toilet on his own, even when standing on a stool.
I will say, also, that all of the advice about how difficult boys can be potty
training did help me relax a little when my son didn't quite get the hang of staying dry at naptime and
nighttime right away.
It doesn't cover
nighttime, part - time, or out and about in much detail (although these things are mentioned)- we've got other courses in the Academy for those subtopics of EC, plus courses on EC completion, potty
training, birth, and much much more.
Daytime potty
training doesn't correlate much with
nighttime; if the puppy is sleeping, they can hold it much longer.
Also, make sure you're past the point of your baby needing multiple
nighttime feedings before you sleep
training, otherwise you'll just be leaving her hungry throughout the night, which actually
does make you a bad parent.