Is a full week of dry nights enough to say

[Doing my best]

that DD is fully toilet trained?

She has a full week of dry nights (and 4 of big girl undies, not pull ups).. I know accidents can, and probably will happen, but is a week long enough to assume that there is no more nappies for her? She will be 4 in November.

[~*Niadalla*~]

Congrats! That's def fully trained!! Well done to you both!

[RhiChiChi]

Yup! Woo hoo, no more nappies :-)

[[M]umma[M]ia]

Indeed!!! yay!! welldone

[beckoes]

i thought the same thismorning. a week of no night nappies here too, i think they have cracked it!! YAY to our smart little cookies!

[Santosha]

Congrats to you and your clever DD! Is she very proud of herself?!

Sorry to hijack... but can I ask if the same applies even if they're very young? DD is 25 months and has been dry the last 6 nights. I'm in no hurry to night TT her and certainly in no hurry to change wet sheets and jarmies. But I'm not sure how long to persist with expensive pull-ups 'till I can be confident that it's a permanent thing?

[~*Niadalla*~]

Personally, If she's stayed dry 6 nights I'd be turfing pull ups and going undies only. Have a few sets of sheets ready to go, and something on the bed to catch the whizz so it doesn't ruin the mattress and give it a go. Honestly, you have nothing to lose.

[Pandora]

DS will have ten dry nights in a row, then 4 wet then all over the place.
The continence advice place says 21 in a row, so I guess thats the magic number