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So this is slightly different because my son is usually night trained but tends to go through periods where he starts wetting the bed every night again. When this happens We don't let him have anything to drink after supper (and keep supper drinks light too). We also wake him up to pee before we go to bed. He never wakes up on his own either, but getting him up seems to do the trick every time we start having problems again. Since she's already in pullups maybe you could try that?

@Cherrybee: our oldest isn't ready to night train either and has been wearing a night time pullup for a year now. Still wakes up 80% of the time with it super full in the morning.

If you are having leaks, can you just get one of the booster pads to put in there to soak up more pee? Or put a waterproof changing pad protector under her when she sleeps? Or an old fashioned rubber diaper cover over the pull up to contain leaks?

We have nights like this. I don't get it. She will drink the same two nights and one wake up dry and the next leaks through her pull up. We limit liquids after 5, and make her go potty at least 2 times from when we get home, 5-5:15, till bed, 8.

Could you try some diaper liners to put in the pull up as well? I can't remember what they are called.

We use sposie booster pads at night

We've never used pull ups, so pardon my stupid.

Does she get up at night sometimes on her own to use the potty or toilet? Do pull ups have a purpose at night if she's no where near night trained and you can't just use a diaper? Only reason I say is we went from diapers overnight to a few weeks of dry diapers to not using them and she uses toilet through night if needed now. Is it the on/off ease factor in the pull up or ?

@Cherrybee: Some friends woke their son nightly around 11 pm to use the toilet. They claimed he never really woke up, just used the toilet and went right back to sleep. I totally understand your hesitance to try that. My DD didn't stay dry overnight until she was 4.5. I had her in pull ups at first but went back to dispers because they're less expensive. I hope they continue to work for E!

Ever since we put a potty in DS's room (next to his bed), he has stayed dry. He seldomly gets up in the middle of the night, but I hear him get up a bunch of times after he goes to bed. Also, DH wakes him up to go pee before he goes to bed. We have a water proof mattress and sheets too. It doesn't help with his actually sheets, but it keeps the mattress safe. . I'm want to say, I waited for about 3 months of pretty constant dry nights before I said no more pull-ups.

If you get to the point where she does try to go potty at night, you can use these Huggies diaper pants. They pull up and down but have the full absorbency of a diaper. We love these.

https://smile.amazon.com/HUGGIES-Little-Movers-Diaper-Supply/dp/B00HJKP8Z6/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1482798440&sr=8-1&keywords=huggies+diaper+pants+size+5

@Cherrybee: Didn't read every answer but I know you're already getting diapers. My son turned 5 last week and still wakes with a soaked diaper every morning. He wears size 5 which are snug but he doesn't complain. My pediatrician told me: night training is totally separate from daytime. Make it neutral as far as whether he wakes up dry or not. No issue at all. When he wakes up dry for 30 days straight that's when he is ready for nighttime underwear/training.

We were briefly waking him up around 10pm (when DH went to bed) to take him to pee, he would still wake up with a wet diaper about half the time. Our ped is not the least bit concerned about it. He has been wearing underwear during the day since about 20 mos.