Toilet training

Do not give up or stop. It is completely normal for them to have a huge regression when starting something new or going through big changes. We potty trained our June 2023 daughter (child #3 of 4) and over the summer we house and she's now started at a new preschool and she isn't asking to go to the toilet at all. She'll go when told to go but always has wet knickers (mostly just a small drip but often more). She isn't having full accidents but has definitely gone backwards and it isn't the first time.

We also had regressions with our older girls and #2 was particularly bad at her preschool and it also took ages to get her dry at night. She's now 6 and finally reliable.

I promise she will get there, just keep going. Ask the preschool to take her to the toilet every hour. And try not to get irritated if she has an accident, ask her to help get her clean knickers on so she's involved in sorting it all out. Huge praise when she does go on the potty/toilet.

Hold in there, it does get easier!

The nursery sounds a bit odd about it tbh. My girl was potty trained in toddler room which I now know was much better as there was less hectic atmosphere and less kids. But she was having accidents all the time and they literally just take them to toilet all the time to prevent accidents happening. Often they forget etc. Even now she goes to Saturday school and they take kids to toilet as a group several times during 3 hour session and ask extra times.