bed wetting

kaykay · Veteran Member

bed wetting

cricket · Member

Poor guy (and poor you, too). I'd try looking up bed wetting on webmd.com or some of the parenting websites. Here's an article I found through google.

http://www.drgreene.com/21_586.html

Definitly check out the internet. Tons of articles came up.

Good luck!

kaykay · Veteran Member

Thank you so much, I will check it out. I just dont want him to have an accident when he has friends over or when he is staying at friends

erin · Veteran Member

my brother wet the bed until he was 11, but everything was ok! (he is 30 now)

i really wouldn't worry about it, but i can only imagine how he might feel if it happens when a friend is over/he is at a friends house. maybe you can always make sure he brings a thick sleeping bag so he doesn't have to share a bed at a friends, and vice versa?

kaykay · Veteran Member

Thinking back I remember wetting the bed until I was maybe 8-9 than I stopped. I will just make sure Chris does not drink alot before bed and to use the bathroom.

Erin that is a good idea thanks

sjc44 · Newbie

My son will 5 on the 16th of Apr, and he is STILL in pull ups at night because he wets the bed. I always feel that I am making it worse by putting him in a pull up, but after months of changing sheets and loads of laundry I was done. Did he just start wetting the bed, or has he always done it??

-- Edited by sjc44 at 23:32, 2007-03-29

Liza Smith · Newbie

Generally, bed wetting at the age of 7 isn't cause any concern.
At this age, nighttime bladder control simply may not be established.If bed-wetting continues, treat the problem with patience and understanding. Bladder training, moisture alarms or medication may help reduce bed-wetting.