We're off on a family holiday abroad for a week tomorrow, flying out first thing (early hours). DS who is 12 still struggles with bedwetting, but is in denial about it and understandably very embarrassed. With it being a night flight, he will almost certainly sleep, and this means there'a a very high likelihood of him having an accident. It's also almost impossible that he will go all week whilst we are away without wetting at least a couple of times.
I've bought him some "Drynites" and asked him to wear one for the flight (even changing into and out of it on the plane or just before we get on and just after we get off if he wants), as well as whilst he's sleeping in the hotel bed, but he steadfastly refuses. At home dealing with changing sheets isn't such a problem, and of course his mattress is protected. But on a flight and in a hotel, surely some protection is better than wet pants/bed?
I don't want him to be any more embarrassed, and can understand that being nearly a teenager and wearing what is is essence a nappy is not going to be a great experience, but I don't want him to have an accident and have people see as that would be far more embarrassing for him I'm sure.
AIBU to think that he is BU and should just wear the bloody things?!