dc3 (now 4.6) has been out of nappies since he was 2.9 but its been a rocky road with lots of wet pants along the way.
He had been doing really well in the last year and was much drier but this last week he has been wet far too often.
Nothing has changed in our life or routine, he isnt unwell or complaing that its sore to go to pee but he's just wet too often.
Yesterday afternoon he wet himself 3 times. And i dont mean a little bit - like soaked through. Each time he was busy playing and i think just didnt want to stop what he was doing but i dont think thats right in a child his age. He gets made to take his wet stuff off himself and put it next to the washing machine and has to go and get the dry clothes.
Today - he came home at 12.30 (had been dry the whole morning). I told him to go on the toilet then, he had a drink with his lunch then about 2.00 i could see his trousers looking a bit wet so i sent him again to the toilet. He then didnt drink anything else but went to the toilet about 4pm. We were then out having some dinner and he had been playing a bit and asked to go to the toilet where he then wet all thro his pants and pooed on the floor. This was only at about 5.30pm. i could have honestly cried by this point.
i feel like i've tried everything - i give him huge praise and give him big cuddles when his trousers are dry at the end of the morning then in the evening. I dont punish him for wetting his pants i just send him off to sort it out. i started a reward chart with gold stars for him being dry and a black cross for when he's wet and talked about rewards of his choice for getting gold stars. But he's still wetting them.
Any advice would be welcome
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