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Dry nights |
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by emmie  (June 2007) (rank 31st) |
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Training your child to be dry at night is always much harder than getting them to go toilet or potty in the day. Most peoople usually put them to bed in knickers and the first sign of wetting the bed they put a nappy back on .
Welll thats
not wat i did , many children will need a plastic waterproof sheet to catch their wee which is where im lucky as my daughter matress still has the cover it came in on as i knew i would be training her to go dry threough the night and knew for a while there would be wet knickers and wet bedding.But that always gets better in time it can take weeks and sometimes months but dont stop keep them out of nappies they will hate the feeling of being wet and adventually it will stop them doing it in bed and do it either on the potty or toilet.
I also monitor drinks throughout the day she has drinks wen she likes but she is nt allowed to drink it all at once. The last drink is also always at 5.30pm and make sure she wees at regular intervals. Ifind this way she stays dry in he night .
Lexi xxx
