Age 10 and still wet every night. The pills didnt work at all. Haven't tried the alarm yet.

Pediatrician says to expect it to end with puberty in a couple of years.

He does have adhd. I would correct the other poster that it's not a symptom but is correlated. They dont know why but think its linked to brain development.

Ends when his body is producing enough ADH/Vasopressin to start regulating urine production overnight. It's as simple as that.

You cannot 'train' or medicate a kid out of bedwetting. It's a physiological process that is developed. It tends to take longer in boys.

It's far more common than people realize, parents just don't usually talk about it amongst other parents.

I had one son that started staying dry overnight before we even started daytime potty training at 3~ years old.

His older brother is 8 and has had maybe one dry pull-up overnight in the past year or so. It's fine.

Anonymous wrote:My son has ADHD and no longer needs pull-ups. He is almost 12. On FB sites I’m on, it seems this is common, our pediatrician told us the same thing. According to my FB group, it usually ends when puberty hits.

DS is 13, and he also stopped at 12, He might have a few accidents since last year. I believe he had an accident on Christmas EVE, make sense because he ate late that day, before that was maybe once in November and August, then mayish.

My son has ADHD and no longer needs pull-ups. He is almost 12. On FB sites I’m on, it seems this is common, our pediatrician told us the same thing. According to my FB group, it usually ends when puberty hits.

Whenever he’s ready.

It can be a symptom of ADHD or autism.

Mine is ten and we just started therapee. On week three and he's been dry 7 out of 9 nights after never having a dry pull up - not even once- before we started in late December. The bedwetting pills didn't even work.

Around 8 for mine too. Pediatrician was not concerned but DS wanted sleep overs. We ended up trying an alarm which worked very well for us.

Around 8 for DD. Tried everything, literally, just took time.

My son is 9 and only wets when he’s constipated or getting sick. But my nephew wet somewhat frequently until he was fully into puberty at 14. I think there is a wide range of normal, but it’s annoying!

It was about age 11 for my son. It went from daily-ish til he was 9 and went to 2-3 days a week for a couple years.

Oh PP again - if there are phases where it’s better then worse, that was a think for us too with the diabetic kid.

Mine did and it turned out he was diabetic. Not a high probability, but thought I’d mention it

Probably a dairy or gluten allergy.

son is 9 and he still struggles with nighttime accidents . He wets most nights . we still use goodnites anybody been through this ?