Bed wetting (was dry for 3 months)

We have a bedwetter who is nearly 6. I have given up on "making" him be dry at night.

I just leave him now. I made some absorbent mattress protectors for him to use so we just use those at night. They snap around the part of the mattress where he sleeps.

I wouldn't make a big fuss over it. She is adjusting to going to kindy etc. Just pop her back into a nappy.

She will go dry again! :)

to be completely honest - we have a system for toilet training our girls... worked for Paris and so far has worked for ayja.

They are both winter babies(may and august), so just after 2nd birthday for both of them, over the summer when they were 2 and a half, we introduced toilet training during the day.

The nest summer at 3 and a half we stopped nappies during day sleeps.

At 4 and a half, we stopped nappies at night for Paris, and will do the same for ayja next summer.

next summer we plan to stop getting paris up before we go to bed and go from there.

I was keen to get them toilet trained early for during the day but as both of our girls are very deep sleepers and heavy night wetters, i have not rushed into the night dryness thing...

we have just taken it very slowly and gone with that and with paris we have found she is starting to wake around that time anyway (if we are running late she will mostly get herself up and take herself to the loo now).

I did find that around growth spurts when they are terribly tired, or probably in your case with her starting at kindy.. they do tend to go back to just wetting or not waking when they need to go as their sleep need is greater.

Limiting evening drinks isn't always the best either as i do remember reading somewhere at doing that means their bladder is not as full, in fact kids that drink more tend to be better at holding on with larger amounts in the bladder. (dunno how much is true but sounds good)

as the others have said - pop a nap back on for overnight and wait till she's dry for a few consecutive nights before trying again.

Thanks for the feedback but will definitely not be putting her back in nappies, that will just add confusion to our problem

I guess it's just like anything, a phase she will get through and will go back to being dry again.

I know she's quite young to be dry day and night but she has been the one to instigate the toilet training for both day and night and we've just gone with it. We've been so lucky

Jake has been tt'd day time for a year now, and we have had hardly any accidents. He became night dry around Xmas time, not from us trying either. He just started not only sleeping through the night, but staying dry as well. We go through phases though, 2 or 3 dry weeks, then a week heavy wetting and no waking. Don't know why. To be honest, I haven't taken him out of nappies cos I haven't had the balls to yet, but he did used to wake when he wet, not so much now. He soemtimes sleeps during the day and sometimes not. He is full on too. So not sure about heavy sleeping thing.
I have found the dream wee thing works if we get to 3 or 4 days and still wetting.
I also find a drink at bedtime helps with dry nappies? Just me though, I am weird...
So no real help there, just saying you aren't alone. Weird things, Kids. Just when you think you have them sussed....

She only wears a nightie to bed, so no bottoms (no knickers either)
Tried the dream wee thing and she just goes mental at us then it takes almost an hour to calm her down and still no wees!

Last night she woke up mid-wee and did the rest in the potty in her room so we're kinda getting there I think (I hope!)