How do you know they are ready for no daipers at night?

If she can pass on the night without wetting, then she needs no diaper at all in the future. But if she is forgetting to get up to use the toilet some days, then she still needs it. And you can help her to get rid of this habit by waking her up for a few days, in case she forgets.

The better question for me would be if I really knew when they were ready to go to bed without diapers at night. You see, with my daughter she was completely potty trained during the day but I used diapers at night to make sure that there weren't any accidents. Then, one day I ran out of them and didn't feel like running to the store to get more so we put her to bed that night without one and she stayed dry. We decided then that we wouldn't be buying any more for her. Now we are at the same point with my son, I haven't actually ran out of them, but he fell asleep downstairs one night and we didn't want to fight him to get a diaper on him for bed so we let him go to bed in his underwear. He stayed dry as well, so we are reserving the few pullups that we still have left for a road trip should we decide to take one.

With my girls I waited until they were waking for a good two weeks and their nappywas dry every morning, eldest she toilet trained at 2yrs 8 months and was dry day and night straight away put nappieson at night for a few weeks realised she was dry so stopped. Youngest was dry during day at 2.5 years but not at night until 3.4years, she suddenly started waking up for a wee and nappy was dry in the morning waited a couple of weeks and then took nappies away. Ive never had either of them wet the bed and I really do think waiting until their nappies are dry in themorning is the best way to go, lets not forget bedwetting is common until 6 years of age so dont worry too much for now.

This is exactly my dilema at the minute. My daughter is 3 also and she is very good during the day, she doesn't have accidents, even if we are out in town shopping or at the supermarket etc. She does wear a pullup at night time for bed and some days she does wake up dry and others she don't, but i am not completely sure as to wether she has wet it whilst she's asleep or wether she has done it when she wakes up in the morning. It must be a little confusing for them to wear pullups though and make this night time process last longer than usual. Or am I just making excuses and find reason? I really have no idea, confused.com comes to mind lol.