Yeah, i have a feeling DS will be dry overnight first too. Lately, he has woken up, taken his wet nappy off, come back to bed and then stayed dry for rest of the night. DD doesn't even register that she has wet overnight.

Her pull ups have got less full overnight, but they are still wet. I have tried waking her to take her to the toilet, but she sleeps quite soundly and isn't interested in waking to wee.

I don't think she is ready, and am happy to just stick with the pull ups until she is, but hate the argument over the pull up.

Day toilet training was really easy, i just left her to decide on knickers vs nappy, and we didn't have many accidents at all.

OP, maybe it was you i got the idea from of 5 dry nights then knickers.

One more question, some mornings she will say "see, i'm all dry!", but the pull up will be wet. I wasn't sure whether i should be saying "yeah, great job", or "ah, it's a little bit wet, but getting there". If i pretend that she is dry, she isn't learning and won't understand why she can't go to knickers.

And if you do go knickers, before they are 100% dry - what do you put on the bed? She has a mattress protector, but i don't know if that will cope with a full bladder. Will a towel work, or do i need brollie sheets or similar?