Bedwetting

[AustinsMom]

We've visited this topic before, but I just learned of this website on Schwab and wanted to share it.
www.drymids.com

They have boxers with an inner "pouch" that you put a disposable pad thing that absorbs liquid. It looks like an ideal solution for sleepovers and other things where you want to make sure your child doesn't have an accident, and want to make sure he (or she) doesn't look different too. I'm going to order a pair. I'll let you know how they work!

[catatonic]

These are a cool idea. Wish I'd heard of them sooner. My son (now 9) wet the bed until the age of 8. He went to two sleep overs before he started sleepng dry and took his sleeping bag both times so that if he did have an accident no one would have to know.

Since putting him on the Feingold diet, he doesn't wet the bed any more. Day 4 on FG was the last time he wet the bed. I think he's had 2 night time accidents in the past year, one before we discovered he couldn't tolerate corn syrup and one after a major off-diet blow-out. I can't tell you how glad I am that my days of washing the sheets and mattress cover each and every morning are OVER!!!