How do you get your child to stop wetting the bed?

Answer 1

There are medications that your doctor can prescribe, but there is something better. It is a little pad that they lay on and when they start to urinate a little a bell goes off so that they wake up and can finish urinating in the toilet. It helps them to train their brain to recognize the feeling of needing to go, even when sleeping and can usually help children to learn to wake up as we adults do when we need to urinate.

Answer 2

This helped my nephew tremendously good luck.......if you stay up just a couple nights (all night) try to figure out about what time he or she is wetting the bed. Then, once you have a pretty good idea start setting an alarm to wake yourself up. Go get him out of bed to go potty, if you do this routinely he will start waking up about the same time every night on his or her own. Set a night light and tell him when he gets up at night to go potty. my nephew caught on and very rarely has an accident. Although this is very dependent on their age and how much he or she can pick up on my nephew was 4 after a year and no liquids a half an hour before bed he is cured! Hope that helps

Answer 3

You don't. They eventually stop. My son wet the bed until he was about 10 or 11 occasionally.

Answer 4

You set a cut off time for liquids and you make sure he goes to the bathroom before bed time.

Answer 5

sometimes it is not their fault so never punish them my nephew is 11 and still has to wear pull ups to bed and my brother was in his late teens before the doctor finally found the right medication that worked for him sometimes doctors can help and sometimes it just take patience and time good luck

Answer 6

How old is the child? It depends on how old is he/she....sometimes they just need more time and less pressure...but as I said, the age it's a huge factor here.

Answer 7

It depends upon how old your child is, and this is important, if he/she has any physical problems that prevent him/her from staying dry all night. I would check with your chld's doctor first to be sure that you aren't missing a physcal reason.

Answer 8

try to be patient with him. checking with the doctor is a good idea. your his mommy and the person who will most understand him. advocacy physical violence against a child is horrible and im saddened that you received this advice above. try to be patient with him.

Answer 9

Grab a leather belt and whoooop that little sh*ts a$$ until he or she understands right from wrong....

Answer 10

dont giv them any liquid an hour b4 bed, and hav them go to the bathroom b4 they go to sleep...