That must be part of my downfall, I leave drinks unguarded and he sneaks around drinking them at night 😂 do you think it’s worth putting a puppy pad type thing done for the first few nights just incase?x
I don’t literally mean that I’m going to try and wake him up training or anything 😂 I just mean advice to minimise bed wetting like I got from the first commenter about reducing drink intake etc x
Until the hormone kicks in, they won’t be dry at night no matter what you try. When they’re ready to loose the pull up/nappy, they will be waking up everyday dry x
My Sophia was wetting the bed until she turned 5. I cut drinks out and she always peed before bed anyway but didn’t work. Soon as she hit 5 honestly it stopped and always dry she can sleep like 13 hours without moving. I bought a mattress protector and like these puppy like pads from savers for bed wetting. X
Ahh thank you 😊 I didn’t even think about a mattress protector! I’ll get one and some pads and see how we go. He’s pretty much cracked the day time I’m trying to get it done the best I can during half term xx
honestly don’t stress about the nights Sophia can tank glasses of water not per before bed and wake up dry. Her school nurse told me it’s definitely hormonal. I got mattress protector from b&m xxx
My girls have always taken a full glass of water to bed with them. Limiting fluids won’t make a difference it’s just what people tell you! My two were dry in the night before the day (day trained at 2.5 years). It will happen when it happens. Don’t panic x
Dannielle Large ·
I get grace to have her last drink at about half 6/7 pm then get her to have a big wee on the toilet or potty before she gets into bed
And 9/10 times she’s dry
Only has the odd accident when she’s got a cough and cold
Shannon Darbyshire·
Мама двоих (младенец)
That must be part of my downfall, I leave drinks unguarded and he sneaks around drinking them at night 😂 do you think it’s worth putting a puppy pad type thing done for the first few nights just incase?x
Beth ·
Мама дочки (4 года)
You can’t potty train at night ☺️ it’s hormonal hun xx
Shannon Darbyshire·
Мама двоих (младенец)
I don’t literally mean that I’m going to try and wake him up training or anything 😂 I just mean advice to minimise bed wetting like I got from the first commenter about reducing drink intake etc x
Georgina··
Until the hormone kicks in, they won’t be dry at night no matter what you try. When they’re ready to loose the pull up/nappy, they will be waking up everyday dry x
Cheryl ·
My Sophia was wetting the bed until she turned 5. I cut drinks out and she always peed before bed anyway but didn’t work. Soon as she hit 5 honestly it stopped and always dry she can sleep like 13 hours without moving. I bought a mattress protector and like these puppy like pads from savers for bed wetting. X
Shannon Darbyshire··
Мама двоих (младенец)
Ahh thank you 😊 I didn’t even think about a mattress protector! I’ll get one and some pads and see how we go. He’s pretty much cracked the day time I’m trying to get it done the best I can during half term xx
Cheryl ··
honestly don’t stress about the nights Sophia can tank glasses of water not per before bed and wake up dry. Her school nurse told me it’s definitely hormonal. I got mattress protector from b&m xxx
Tammy·
My girls have always taken a full glass of water to bed with them. Limiting fluids won’t make a difference it’s just what people tell you! My two were dry in the night before the day (day trained at 2.5 years). It will happen when it happens. Don’t panic x