I am so glad I found this forum. I thought I was the only one with a child who still wets the bed. My son is almost 7 and still wets the bed on a regular basis. We have also on a couple of occassions found him weeing in his room in the middle of the night when he has got up to go to the loo but still being half asleep thought he has got to the bathroom but in actual fact he hasn't left his bedroom.
Due to my husband being in the forces we have moved around quite a lot and i initially thought this was the problem. But we haven't moved for some time now and having discussed with my son why he thinks he is wetting the bed (he's a very intelligent boy which in itself causes problems ie easily bored and somewhat hyperactive) we have decided this is not a factor. He is not being bullied and is happy and settled at school to the point he would go at the weekends too if he could. he has lots of friends and isn't shy so that isn't a problem either. We too have restricted his drinks up to 2 and a half hours before bedtime but find he is still wetting the bed. My husband and I have no problems so there isn't anything there that could be causing stress and he gets on extremely well with his older and younger sister.
Any advice anyone has would be most greatfully received as I really don't know what my next move is. My son would love to have sleepovers both here with his friends and at his friends houses but like the other poster's daughter is quite embarrassed by the whole thing and he wants to be able to stop doing this too.
so if anyone has any other suggestions before we turn to the gp then that would be great.
thanks
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Dweia · 27/09/2001 00:38
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