Huggies DryNites, Night Time Pants for Boys - Sizes 4-7 Years (64 Pants) - Pyjama Pants with Discrete Protection - Unbeatable Night Time Protection

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Hi Sarah, the design team are always working at making the DryNite designs interesting and appealing. Because they're discreet and underwear like, children can feel more confident and independent at bedtime, for dry nights either at home or nights away. There are thousands of people, including teenagers and adults, who wet the bed at night while they are asleep.

Dear Felix, Daytime wetting can be the result of a number of different factors, some of which are medical, so it is very important that your doctor finds out the cause, as this is the best way to make it stop! While it is certainly true that some children outgrow bedwetting, this is not the case for everyone. L.,Starting school can be an incredibly stressful time for young children; there are new routines that they need to become familiar with, new rules, new teachers, and a whole new peer group which brings with it many new challenges. Luckily, the DryNites Pyjama Pants have designs chosen by children and the very grown-up skateboarder and motorbike designs won him over.Please be reassured, it is not unusual for children to waiver between periods of dryness and then start wetting the bed again as they move toward achieving more permanent nighttime continence.

G., managing children’s bedwetting can be incredibly tricky, partly because we often do not understand the underlying cause and partly because there are so many mixed messages out there about how best to proceed. Your daughter is experiencing what is commonly referred to as secondary bedwetting, this occurs when children have been dry at night for 6 months or more then start wetting again.

It is important to check they fit snuggly around his upper thigh as improper fit will result in leakage of urine. Firstly, please be reassured that this is perfectly normal with at least 1 in 5 children your twins age continuing to wet the bed at night. While physical causes are rare, it is always important to have children checked by a GP just to rule them out. Your son is experiencing a condition known as secondary nocturnal enuresis (SNE) – this is the term used to describe a situation where children who have been previously dry for six or more months then begin wetting the bed again. Dear Roxy, it is not unusual for children to continue to wet the bed at age 3 with many children not experiencing nighttime dryness until age 4.