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  Bedwetter pants?? (puglover333)
Posted: 10:42:03 pm on 9/16/2008 Modified: Never
 
Hi there,
I was wondering if I might be able to get some advice from other moms who have had this issue.  My son is almost 5, 42 pounds, and 43 inches tall.  He still wets every single night.  I currently have him in the Toddler-ease diapers, but they are really getting low on him (nowhere near his bellybutton anymore).  They still fit fine in the waist, its just the rise that is the problem.  I have to put three liners in the diaper for him to stay dry.  Anyone with a heavy wetter use the bedwetter pants?  Do they work as well as the toddlerease?  Can you put liners in the bedwetter pants?

Also, if you had a late to night potty train child, when did they finally stay dry?  My pediatrician says its nothing to be worried about, and I not really worried.  Just a little concerned - all his friends are dry at night, and have been for some time.

Thanks
  Re: Bedwetter pants?? (KarenC)
Posted: 10:34:56 am on 9/17/2008 Modified: Never
 

I was in the same situation with my son, now 7 and a half. He wasn't dry at night till well past 6. I also used the Toddle-Ease for a long time and then they just didn't fit him anymore... I used the ME bedwetter pants and like them. My son also required a lot of absorbancy and I never had to put liners in them. Although I'm pretty sure you could if necessary.

They did work well, but because they're all one piece, they're not quite as leakproof as a seperate diaper & cover. They're fairly bulky and what I think was happening with my son was that his pjs were too tight with the bedwetter pants on and because they were just one piece it was easier for the pjs to kind of creep inside the pant. I got him a pair of fleece pj bottoms that were a couple sizes bigger and that did the trick, no more leaks at all, ever. I think the fact that they were looser helped prevent creeping inside the pant, plus the fact that they're fleece also helped because fleece doesn't absorb so it doesn't wick moisture.

I was also kind of mildly concerned about the wetting. His sister stopped when she turned 5, which is still fairly late but a good year sooner than he did. My ped told me the same thing... And it sort of ran in the family as his dad was a bedwetter too... For my son, one day he just asked if he could wear underwear to bed. I said yes but warned him that he'd probably wake up in the middle of night cause the bed was wet. He said that was ok. He didn't wet that night and not for the next two weeks. It's been almost 18 months and he's had maybe 5-6 'accidents', mostly if we don't remind him to go to the bathroom before bed. We'd tried a variety of methods to help him before, limiting fluids before bed and waking him before we went to bed. Nothing really helped much and waking him was often nothing but a frustrating battle (he's a very deep sleeper and didn't take well to being waken up, probably also contributed to how long it took him).

Something just clicked, not sure why or how but it just did and he was fine after that one night. For my daughter, it was different but just as sudden. I had a feeling that she was wetting only in the morning after waking so one day, shortly after her 5th birthday, I just told her we'd try wearing underwear to bed. She was fine with that and didn't have a single accident afterwards (it's been almost 5 years now, man where does the time go???!!!!).

HTH,
Karen.

 

  Re: Bedwetter pants?? (nakedbabytoes)
Posted: 9:19:39 pm on 9/17/2008 Modified: Never
 
My son was PT at 2, but not overnight until 6. Oddly enough, it was a terrible yeast rash around his penis and scrotum area that had us at the Pediatrician's office for treatment. She(who told me not to be concerned about bedwetting, so I wasn't and didn't pressure)told him that he needed to wear boxers at night so his "boys" can breathe or they get sick!
I just about fell off my chair!
We went out and bought brand new boxers and a rubber sheet to go over his mattress, just in case. He's been dry ever since! Funny and weird.
My point is that maybe when you do change his nighttime pants from the Toddle-ease diapers to something else, you could make it special, a good thing for him. Not stressing the "dry" issue but a comfort issue. A big kid thing. That's my 2 cents worth anyway,
Cheers!
 
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