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Talk to me about "Lifting " a child at night for a wee... have just put dd to bed for first time without a nappy!!

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Dabbles · 08/06/2007 20:24

she is nealry 5 , but has always been wet in the morning.. soaking infact! although i think she is weeign in the morning when she wakes up! she is gettign wayyy to big for pull ups and starts school in september so... last drink at 6 (only a few sips of water since then) has had 2 bing wees, one at bath time and one abotu 10 minutes ago... was htinking about lifting ehr about 11ish before i go to bed? will this work??

have put pampers bad sheet thingy down under ehr sheet!

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WideWebWitch · 10/06/2007 08:22

Oops sorry

ChasingSquirrels · 10/06/2007 08:25

lol at the pfb bit, towards the end I didn't actually lift, I just made him sleepwalk there, sleep wee and sleepwalk back. DH (who was mostly away and who did lift him when he was home) thought I was mean, but I couldn't physically do it. One night I just fell asleep on the sofa in the evening and when I woke up at 2am stumbled to bed, when he was still dry the next morning I never bothered again.

Judy1234 · 10/06/2007 09:25

I think the bed wetting clinics aren't that in favour of lifting as you're just emptying the bladder when the child is sleeping so what's the point? But it's been a traditional method.

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