Are you dry? No wet mommy. Okay, then go take a nice shower." That's how a normal morning goes for us. No matter what we do, our son Pieter wakes up wet every morning. The question is always: When does he pee? Could we prevent it if we woke him up in the morning or in the middle of the night? Of course, you don't want a child to have a wet night.
The shelves of Intertoys
I had hoped to find out when we started using the traditional bedwetting alarm. But because Pieter hated being woken up in the middle of his sleep, he pulled the alarm out of the wall and went back to sleep. So we didn't know what was happening during the night, which led to another wet night.
When using the bedwetting alarm, I almost used all the shelves of Intertoys as a reward method, and that always helped temporarily, but unfortunately, in the long run, a Lego set doesn't help against bedwetting and another wet night.
Instructions
But what does help? I am convinced that as parents, I need more support to implement the method as intended. After a visit to the urologist, we were told that we also had to get up in the evening and support our Pieter at night in his fight against bedwetting. It would be nice if you, as parents, received a little more guidance in dealing with bedwetting, that would certainly have saved me a lot of money!
Are you curious about how our bedwetting alarm method offers the solution against a wet night?
