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  • still wetting his pants???!!!

    I ALSO HAVE ANOTHER PROBLEM WITH MY 6 YEAR OLD. HE STILL WETS THE BED AND HIS CLTHES. THE DOCTERS SAY HE WILL GROW OUT OF IT. BUT I CANT SEEM TO CATCH HIM IN TIME AT NIGHT TO WAKE HIM UP TO GO. ALOT OF TIME IM TOO LATE. HE IS TOO BIG FOR PULL UP AND I DONT WONT TO BUY DEPENDS. I FEEL IM MANLY TOO BLAME CAUSE I DONT WAKE HIM UP SOMETIMES OR ITS TOO LATE WHEN I DO. I TELL WHEN ALL THE TIME IF YOU FEEL U GOT TO GO-GO. ANY OTHER ADVICE YOU GUYS HAVE I WILL LOVE TOO HERE IT.   THANKS.

    P.S HE ALSO WETS HIS PANTS WHEN HE UTS SIDE PLAYING.

    Nov 2 2009, 10:48 AM | 2 Replies Quote   Reply
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I just wanted to add that I was talking about the bed wetting,as far as in the day when he's playing,like most kids he probably gets so involved in what he's doing & having fun that he holds it until the very last minute which means sometimes its too late.As much as you can try & get him to pee before he goes to play even if he says he doesn't need to,run the water & he'll pee to drain his baldder.Again,he won't pee his pants forever & just smile & think he's giving you some great ammo to tell his future wife  ..lol

Nov 4 2009, 09:21 PM Quote Reply

They sell over nites that go up to 120lbs in weight(theXXL),I buy medium for my 7yr old (he's 70lbs)who has the occasional accident.I also bought a pad (almost like a hospital pad,cloth covered plastic) to put in between the sheet & the matress to protect it,that way theres not that sound of a rubber sheet on the bed.Don't stress it he will out grow it.I was a bed wetter when I was a kid till I was about 8 & then one nite I stopped & never did it again.Whatever you do don't get on him about it.He's sleeping & can't control it & if he stresses over it thinking its a hugh problem when he goes to bed,that will only make it worse for the problem to stop.I knwo how frustrating it is,but just think in a few years it will be just another childrearing memory :)

Nov 4 2009, 09:17 PM Quote Reply