**EDIT: I never implied, that 'you' think your son is naughty or bad. Or that he is.
I just said that in terms of giving an example. I am simply saying, your son is not bad or naughty. It is just a statement. Not a judgment.
Just as I would say, a bee stings and may be dangerous. I am not judging the bee. I am just saying it may be dangerous because it stings.
I never, said nor implied 'you' for thinking your son is bad or naughty. I know you did not say that.
I was not passing judgment.
At no point did I say "You" called your son naughty or bad or thought he was. I know you did not.
But, I am sorry to have offended you.
I did not mean to do that.
That was not my intention, at all.
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He is fine.
Keep in mind, that day time pottying/dryness is a whole different thing from Nighttime dryness. Night time dryness is a different timeline.
Nighttime/nap time dryness, is something that is NOT fully biologically attained, until even 7 years old.
And this is normal.
It has to do with the body's organ maturity.
it is not the child being "naughty."
My daughter was in nighttime diapers, even at 5 years old.
My son is 4.5 years old, and still wears a diaper for naps and bedtime.
Even if they were potty trained already.
Your son, is not bad.
He is still learning.
Children have accidents. It is childhood.
My daughter, at even 7 years old, had nighttime accidents while sleeping. No biggie.
Even ALL of her Teachers, from Preschool, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade, ALL said, kids these ages have accidents. But the parents won't admit it.
Normal.
Your son is young.
I don't know of any child that age, who was error free with pottying nor do they have complete 100% control over their bladder or bowels, yet.
It is a biological and physiological, attainment.
Each child is different.
Just get a waterproof bed pad to put directly under him, in case of accidents or leaks.
I have 4 of them that I rotate under my children.
I do not limit fluids for my kids at night.
I go by their body maturity.