At what age did you stop using Pull Ups at night? *UPDATED*

My DD will be 3 in August and she still wears a pull up to bed.  Sometimes she stays dry, sometimes she is wet in the mornings.  It is hit or miss.  Everytime I think she has figured out the night time potty business and take her out of pull ups I end up having to change her sheets in the middle of the night.  During the day she wears regular panties and for the most part she wears panties during her naptime.  (Because she will just fall asleep on her bed when she is tired.)  

My boys on the other hand were potty trained completely by 3.   I don't know what the difference is.  My boys didn't start potty training until they were 2.5, whereas my girl began potty training at 18 months.

He was 3... I made sure he had no juice or any other liquid after 7... He had a few accidents but finally caught on...

We stored using them after he would stay dry all night most nights. Maybe@3.5 ...It depends when their bladder is physically ready . That and no liquids about an hour before bed.

my dd is in the same boat and she'll be 4 on monday.  i asked my sister the same question and she said when the pullup is dry for 2 straight weeks in the morning, you can do away with them.   

i've noticed dd's night pullup is not as full so i think she's getting there.  let it happen, it will happen.  if you force it, he'll be waking with a wet bed :(  he's still little and night training takes a lot longer for some kids.

I got lucky.  Caden stopped waring pullups at night shortly after becoming potty trained during the day.  He didn't wet himself at night at all for a few weeks afterwards,. so I just put underwear on him :).

I don't remember ever using them. My dd stopped when she was 2.5

My dd day and night potty trained at the same time. My ds has been day trained for a month but still wakes up with a wet diaper most mornings. Day and night potty training are completely different. When she wakes up dry every morning, you can't get rid of them.

My youngest stopped right after his 4th birthday.  When he started having dry Pull-ups in the morning, we switched to underwear at night.  He doesn't have accidents and if he does have to go in the middle of the night, he is able to wake up and go to the bathroom.  My oldest took longer because he is also special needs.  He was 5 (almost 6) when he stopped wearing them at night.

Once we started potty training, we stopped using Pull-ups. Since becoming potty trained for almost two years, our daughter hasn't needed anything at night. You could get a waterproof pad to put on the bed. I think Good Nites or something makes disposable pads for the bed. She was a little over 3 years old when she stopped using Pull-ups.

i cut pullups at night at 3 with dd what i do is before i go to bed i wake her up to go potty and most of the time it works and i dont let her drink before bed but i also have her sleep with a bed pad under her so if she has an accident it doesnt touch the mattress