Check out Tony and Ava reusable incontinence underwear. They sell some sizes/styles on Amazon. This was a life saver for us for overnight school trips and sleepovers. The underwear looks just like regular underwear (maybe a little bulkier, but NOT like a diaper). I would just send my DS's pajamas and a pair of these in a gallon sized ziplock (which is a trick lots of people use for keeping outfits together in summer camp trunks, I learned), and then when he changed in the morning he would stick the underwear back in the ziplock, seal it, and throw it in his backpack. Honestly, OP, if I could somehow connect with you I would be happy to send you the (multiple) pairs that I bought for my son. I was so concerned he would never outgrow his nighttime wetting, but our wonderful ped ruled out all physicall issues and encouraged us to be patient. Sure enough, right before he turned 11, my son magically was dry at night. It's hormone related and I believe there's no way to speed it up. It will happen though. Good luck!

Anonymous wrote:Does your kid shower at night before bed or in the morning?

Morning shower.

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Anonymous wrote:we use Goodnites they are some bit noticeable but its fine.

Noticeable how?

They do swell up significantly when wet.

oversize T-shirt did the treat when my dd went to sleepovers

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Anonymous wrote:we use Goodnites they are some bit noticeable but its fine.

Noticeable how?

They do swell up significantly when wet.

Anonymous wrote:we use Goodnites they are some bit noticeable but its fine.

Noticeable how?

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Anonymous wrote:Is there any difference between the pull-ups for toddlers and the ones for older kids like “Goodnites”?

Yes, Pull ups are for training so they don't hold a lot, and its only for kids up to 50lbs. Even if your DC is skinny they won't a lot so they will leaked. Goondnites are meant for night time so they hold a lot. ( its mostly a money grab)

We’ve used Pampers overnights before and they’ve never leaked. Goodnites are still just another kind of diaper.

Make certain kid isn’t getting complacent knowing they are wearing one and deciding that they don’t need to get up right away.

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Anonymous wrote:For older kids who still have occasional night accidents (heavy sleeper) do you have any preference for what nighttime underwear you get them? Not looking for advice on wetting alarms or medication, our doctor has ruled out any underlying medical issues.

No advice on what you ask.

Have you tried stopping liquids a couple of hours before bed and making sure to get the bulk of hydration before 5/6pm?

What about urinating immediately before bed? Sometimes they feel like going after they’ve gotten all cozy, and don’t get up. Maybe reinforcing that it’s necessary to get up at that moment.

Ummm....any parent that is posting here asking about that has tried all these tactics.

And yes, a waterproof sheet under the regular sheet is a good idea.

Anonymous wrote:For older kids who still have occasional night accidents (heavy sleeper) do you have any preference for what nighttime underwear you get them? Not looking for advice on wetting alarms or medication, our doctor has ruled out any underlying medical issues.

No advice on what you ask.

Have you tried stopping liquids a couple of hours before bed and making sure to get the bulk of hydration before 5/6pm?

What about urinating immediately before bed? Sometimes they feel like going after they’ve gotten all cozy, and don’t get up. Maybe reinforcing that it’s necessary to get up at that moment.

is plastic sheets okay if they don't do it often?

Anonymous wrote:For kids still wearing the Goodnites do you usually buy them at the store or online?

Online is usually cheaper.

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Anonymous wrote:For kids still wearing the Goodnites do you usually buy them at the store or online?

Buy where it's cheapest. Are you concerned that you are going to run into Clarissa, the most popular mom in the school, and she's going to gossip that your little Emily still wears GoodNites to bed? Grow up, lady.

Your tween might not like having to go with you to the diaper aisle and then walk around the store with their night underwear. Even if nobody they know is there they might be self conscious.

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Anonymous wrote:For kids still wearing the Goodnites do you usually buy them at the store or online?

Buy where it's cheapest. Are you concerned that you are going to run into Clarissa, the most popular mom in the school, and she's going to gossip that your little Emily still wears GoodNites to bed? Grow up, lady.

Maybe because online is cheaper. Market place has theme half of..

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Anonymous wrote:We used large good nights. FWIW, our pediatrician also ruled out an underlying issue, but a contributing issue was discovered at age 10 (in addition to being a deep sleeper).

I'm sure OP would appreciate knowing the contributing issue so she can rule that out, too.

The condition is called Vesicoureteral reflux. It’s usually detected during prenatal exams, but we only found out after dd had very high blood pressure at one of her physicals. The reflux had caused kidney damage which affects her blood pressure. Without other symptoms, such as frequent fevers or high blood pressure, this isn’t something doctors would normally test for.

Anonymous wrote:For kids still wearing the Goodnites do you usually buy them at the store or online?

Buy where it's cheapest. Are you concerned that you are going to run into Clarissa, the most popular mom in the school, and she's going to gossip that your little Emily still wears GoodNites to bed? Grow up, lady.

Anonymous wrote:We used large good nights. FWIW, our pediatrician also ruled out an underlying issue, but a contributing issue was discovered at age 10 (in addition to being a deep sleeper).

I'm sure OP would appreciate knowing the contributing issue so she can rule that out, too.