Archives for November 2007

The clothes your child wears to bed should be comfortable and easy to put on and take off. Pajamas with many buttons are difficult to change if they become wet. Two-piece pajamas are easier to keep dry with less work. Usually only the bottoms are wet and will need to be changed. If you are lucky enough to get the child to the restroom quickly and in time to use the potty, then … [Read more...] about Clothes and bedwetting

Pull-ups and diapers are controversial when discussing treatment of  bedwetting in children. It is easier to simply put on absorbent disposable diapers or pull-ups at nighttime. Some believe if the child is young, less than 5-6 years of age, then bedwetting is not a significant problem, and it is acceptable to use disposables diapers or pull-ups to avoid wet beds while … [Read more...] about Bedwetting: Diapers and pull-ups

Set up the child’s bedding so that it is easier to wash. This will make it less difficult for you and your child to maintain a dry and clean place to sleep.   Waterproof mattress covers These will protect the mattress from stains and urine odor. Mattress covers are not very easy to change, but they will protect the mattress and avoid long-term odors and stains. … [Read more...] about Bedding for bedwetters