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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My 9 year old still pees every single night as well. She uses a washable incontinence mat on top of her sheet and I just wash  it along with her wet pjs in the morning. She started refusing to wear a pull up 2 years ago.

Boys are tough though. My 7 year old boy only has rare accidents, but when he does the pee somehow gets everywhere![/quote]

10 yr old boy still having 1-2 nighttime accidents per week. We cut the liquids early enough and have him go to the bathroom right before bed. We've also talked to the Ped. [b]He was fully trained[/b] (took forever) around 7 with the occasional nighttime accident. He slowly started having more and more accidents. Its likely due to multiple moves and school anxiety. We no longer stress about it and neither does he. I bought multiple really good mattress protectors, sheets, blankets, and large incontinence pads. If he wakes up wet in the middle of the night, the bed supplies are stored in the laundry room, which is right outside his door. He can take care of it quietly without bothering anyone. When he wakes up in the morning it is his job to wash/dry whatever is wet and remake his bed. Often times, this is just the blanket, incontinence pad, pj's, and undies. I only monitor if there are issues like a rash from urine being on his skin too long and the state of the mattress if somehow things leaked all the way through. I see no reason why this shouldn't be his responsibility at this age. He's been taking care of this for a few years. Good luck Op.[/quote]

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