Dri Nights Bedwetter Pants

My son who is now 9 wet the bed up until last year. We found out from our pediatrician about a medication that can be given for bedwetters to help them not produce such an overabudance of urine at night. It worked miracles and gave my son the confidence he needed to be able to have friends spend the night and spend the night away without the possible embarassement of wetting the bed or having to take a Overnights pull up with him. You might want to ask your pediatrician about it.

My 4 year old has the same issue. We use Goodnights. As the previous person said, they do "smell like pee' in the morning and my sons pullups are "full". We ahve not tried these yet.
There is another website that specializes only in bedwetting and related products. bedwettingstore.com you might like at their products as well. Goodnights were less expensive at the local stores here.

We used GoodNights......which do pull-up. The problem is he will smell like pee no matter what kind of undergarment he wears.

Ask your doctor if you can try DDAVP. It might help him stop wetting the bed. It took years for us. My son finally slowed down wetting the bed at about 11 and pretty much stopped at 14. For some reason, lots more kids seem to have this problem these days.

I tried a bedwetting alarm too. But we started it when he was much older. Five would be a great age to try it out.

Pullups are wonderful..My daughter used them until she was nearly out of Kindergarten..They make them like real under wear now..Good luck. Hope this helps.

I have a friend who had an 8 year old bed wetter. She'd tried many things with her pedi, but what finally got rid of the problem was her chiropracter. She adjusted the child teice and the problem went away. I really recommend this. I have since seen this chiro and she is great. Her mane is Dr. Jennifer Ridley and her number ###-###-####