overnight bed wetting help

DD was potty trained 2 months ago. at first we had about 1-2 accidents per week, and gradually that decreased to 1 accident every 2 weeks. This past week she has been wetting her bed every single night and most recently (the past 3 days) during her nap too! She has no other accidents during the day.

Any thoughts on what to do???
We try waking her during the night but here is what happened sunday...went to bed at 8, noticed at 9 she was still up so i went in and she was wet. went in at 3am to take her to the potty and she was wet again, woke up for the day at 8am wet again. i cant imagine waking her (and myself) every 2-3 hours during the night. it cant be good for either of us.

do we go to pullups??? what about during naptime??

i dont know what to do
anyone been through this?

Re: overnight bed wetting help

I potty trained very early (around 2 for both kids).
I kept them in diapers for night & naps.
DD recently stopped having wet diapers all together (at 3).
DS still hasn't (at 4.5). We will train him to get himself up & go before he turns 5.

Re: overnight bed wetting help

overnight bed wetting help

My DD is 3.5 and has been potty trained since 2.5 She was never potty trained at night though. We had her in diapers overnight until last month. last month we put he in pullups. Well she knew they were like diapers, but was peeing less in them than the diapers, some days she was even waking up dry. 2 weeks ago I started waking her b4 I go to bed at 11pm, and she has woken up dry the past 2 weeks. I think there was one day she had pee in there. Some nights she doesn't even go at 11 and she is still waking up dry.

Maybe try to pull ups for a couple weeks and see if she goes back to waking up dry.

overnight bed wetting help

Limit liquids 2 hrs before bed. And I would do pull up to avoid wetting the bed

overnight bed wetting help

According to my kids pediatrician night training typically comes at a later age then day training. Limiting drinks is lessening the chance they will ha e an accident but it isn't training them per say. There's a biological "light bulb" that needs to be sent from the bladder to the brain to wake them up and that sometimes doesn't develop until 4/5 even 6/7 at times. my son will be 4.5 in April and still wears pull ups for nap and nights. 9/10 times he's dry for nap but he's only asleep about 45 minutes. Anything over an hour (on the very rare occasion) and he's wet.

I wouldn't stress too much about it. But that's just IMO