Bed Wetting - Sandy,UT

I went/am going through this with my 3 year old daughter- she goes through spurts of wet nights then no accidents for a while. I did notice it started when we started to talk about her starting pre-school and talk of a new baby coming. Have there been any recent changes in your son's life? I haven't turned to diapers because I know she is capable of sleeping through the night without them. I recently purchased a waterproof pad that goes on top of her sheets so if she does wet the bed I don't have to change her entire bed in the middle of the night. I don't have any advice that will solve the problem, just letting you know that you are not alone! Hang in there!!!

My son was potty trained at his third birthday and would go back and forth being dry at night for weeks then wet the bed three times in one week then be dry for months then ..... till he turned six. I made the bed like this.. pad, fitted sheet, another pad, another fitted sheet, so we could just strip off the top layer and have a bed all made. I've heard NOT to stop a few sips of water at bed time , being thirsty is bad I have no idea why. I never limited his liquids cuz I always worried he didnt drink enough during the day. I only give water and milk and one serving of juice and he really just sips water all day. so if he was thirsty beore bed I let him have half a cup.

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I heard to put down a waterproof mat on top of his sheets instead of reverting to pull ups. Then you don't have to wash the bed, and then gradually he'll learn to not wet the bed because of the feeling. Pull ups will take that away. But you never know. You have to do what will keep your sanity. Boys are a little harder at night time. You could always try a chiropractor. Sometimes they can help because of alignment. It's interesting.