Bedwetting a distant memory…until it isn’t

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Curious how many still buy overnight underwear for their elementary age kids.

I was buying them for my kid until he stopped wetting at 12.

My newly 10year old still wears them. He's a heavy sleeper.

Every night still? Do you limit how much he drinks before bedtime?

[Anonymous]

Go the pediatrician. Sudden bedwetting after a long period of being dry at night can be a flag for a medical problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go the pediatrician. Sudden bedwetting after a long period of being dry at night can be a flag for a medical problem.

Yes check for diabetes especially

But after that, help her stay dry

My kid stopped at 11, so no he's not going to college with pull ups

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's a good chance she's constipated.

This was the reason for my child too.

[Anonymous]

Anyone try anything besides the Goodnites for nighttime protection?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone try anything besides the Goodnites for nighttime protection?

We tried depends protection with tabs once, They were bulky and noisy so we never used them again.

[Anonymous]

Please get her checked for diabetes and a UTI.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone try anything besides the Goodnites for nighttime protection?

We tried depends protection with tabs once, They were bulky and noisy so we never used them again.

Noisy?

[Anonymous]

Get her checked for Type 1 diabetes. This is the same scenario that occurred with my DC. It can be other reasons as well, but it's important to rule this out because it can become life-threatening.