If your DC was still bedwetting when they had their y6 school residential how did your DC and school manage this please (to avoid other pupils noticing)? Ours will be 6 nights.
DC(9) has always managed Beavers/Cubs camps fine, however at the residential place they will have proper sheets and duvets, and as he gets older the pull-ups are frequently not enough and he soaks through to bedding (which will be obvious and smell if not changed, not to mention he cannot get into a wet bed each night in an effort to cover this up).
For camps I have bagged up pjs and a pull-up for him to change into in the evening in the toilets (and to tell anyone who asks that he likes privacy), and in the mornings he has another individual bag with clothing and a nappy sack for the pull-up.
We are waiting for a third referral back to the Enuresis Clinic but previous attempts to get dry following all the nurse’s directions have not worked - alarm, drinking, avoid blackcurrant, double wee before bed, no drinking 1.5 hours before bed, Vasopressin was useless etc.
ERIC charity haven’t told us anything that we don’t know already. The clothing they sell for urine incontinence are not suitable for nighttime wetting, and their pyjama bottoms are £72, which is absolutely not feasible financially x 6 nights.
I wet until 14 years so it is partly a genetic issue they have told us.
PLEASE - if you have nothing to say except to say my DC’s bedwetting is abnormal then please refrain from commenting (I say this having seen so many such comments on these type of threads). Thank you.