No, it just makes a noise to wake them up.

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Nov 21, 2024
9:42:09am

HuskerFan2 Known to cause cancer in CA

No, it just makes a noise to wake them up.

I'm not sure why that works, but it did. It's probably just a form of conditioning.

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Any tips for kids who wet the bed? Our 6 year old still has issues and we aren’t

boorad

9:30am

Is your child always hungry/thirsty?

reagan21

9:32am

Not a bad idea to try waking him up before we go to bed. Had bloodwork done and

boorad

9:49am

Good job on the bloodwork. If I could go back in time I wish we would have done

reagan21

9:51am

Take him before he goes to bed then have him go before you go to bed

ChiCityCoug

9:33am

Yep, this is what we did for our daughter. Took her a couple hours after she

RH84025

9:34am

Our now six year old daughter wore pull ups until she was five. What finally

RH84025

9:33am

No water at least an hour before bed

arizonacougarfan

9:33am

This is really tough. My daughter would cry for water. We finally relented and

ChiCityCoug

9:49am

Try no drinks within two hours of bedtime. And what ChiCityCoug said.

DirtyWater

9:34am

Boardmail Trinity, he found something that was successful for his kids.

Bambino

9:35am

No drinks after 6/7 or so, make them go to the bathroom before bed, and let him wear a pull-up if he wants.

OPINIONS

9:35am

One of our kids refused- I remember getting a big My Little Pony Doll- told her

SBB

9:36am

I did until I was 11. Ended up doing a dye catheter test (shudder) and meds.

Adwight

9:36am

We used one of those Wet-Stop sensors.

HuskerFan2

9:37am

Does it create a ln electric shock if it feels water? Sorry- I know mean. I feel

SBB

9:39am

No, it just makes a noise to wake them up.

HuskerFan2

9:42am

I was joking but that’s actually interesting

SBB

9:43am

Yep we used the same thing for our son, worked after a couple of weeks.

EvoIXCOUG

9:53am

I remember my best friend up the street was still peeing the bed and his parents

9:38am

We had two with this challenge. You usually just have to wait until they grow up

runnincoug

9:45am

You can try everything mentioned in this thread.

5150man

9:54am

Koreans have an interesting tradition to stop bed-wetting.

DB Cooper

10:00am

RE: Koreans have an interesting tradition to stop bed-wetting.

boorad

10:47am

No sugar after dinner. Solved all our bed wetting problems.

IrishBlue

10:05am

we tried all kinds of things... the only one that worked was nasal spray, I forget the medication, but it helped him to

ChinaFan

10:46am

My family growing up had an excessive amount of bedwetters, me included.

EM_Puma

11:52am

The Wee Alert!

BYU Grounds

12:42pm

Wake him up right before you go to bed and take him. Worked for us

JDBlue

1:07pm

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