We waited awhile to potty train Hayden but I’m honestly glad we did. He picked up on it so quickly and within days, he was done and wearing his boy boy undies! He was even sleeping through the night without having to go to the bathroom. Lately, my husband and I have realized that whenever he has a busy day and he goes to sleep exhausted, he sometimes doesn’t wake up to go the bathroom and has an accident.
Luckily, that is where GoodNites Disposable Bed Mats come in!
If your child still occasionally wets the bed then GoodNites Disposable Bed Mats are what you need! The new GoodNites Disposable Bed Mats give parents a simple solution that helps protect sheets for an easy clean up! They feature adhesive strips to keep the mat in place during sleep in addition to being soft and quiet. They also have a built-in leakage barrier!
Click the button below to take the Better Night Test, a quick and easy test about bedwetting! After you take the quiz, you’ll be able to print a $2 coupon so you can save on the new GoodNites Disposable Bed Mats!
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About 15% of five-year-olds, or 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
I learned that About 15% of five-year-olds, or 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
This is absolutely perfect! My 12 yr old’s bladder still hasn’t caught up with him so there are STILL nights we have accidents. this is a PERFECT solution!
3-4 kids in a first grade class wake up wet.
These would be perfect to try with 2 not so pro potty trainees ;0)
Here are a few ways you can help your child have a better night:
– Use GoodNites® Mats to manage frustrations and sheet changes.
– Try a bedwetting alarm to help your child learn to respond to the feeling of a full bladder.
– Set up a reward system, such as a progress chart where your child gets a sticker for every night he or she stays dry.
– Use a nightlight to illuminate the path to the bathroom.
– Avoid liquids and caffeine before bedtime, and never punish your child for wetting the bed. Remember, it’s a common issue he or she can’t control and laying blame is only going to make it worse!
3-4 kids in a first grade class wake up wet.
I learned that having a nightlight helps so that the child feels safe finding his way to the bathroom if needed.
3-4 kids in a first grade class wake up wet
I learned Bedwetting, or enuresis, is a sleep issue.
I learned that keeping a night light could help!
bedwetting is a sleep issue
Bedwetting, or enuresis, is a sleep issue.
3-4 kids wet the bed!!! I guessed 1-2
It is a sleep issue.
I learned that keeping a night light could help!
Bed wetting is a sleep issue.
I learned bed wetting is a sleep issue.
Bed wetting is a sleep issue!
Avoid caffeine before bedtime
pedidentalasst at yahoo dot com
I learned to avoid liquids and caffeine before bedtime, and never punish your child for wetting the bed. Thanks.
partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com
I learned that Bedwetting is a sleep issue. Children who wet the bed sleep so deeply they are unaware of bladder sensations.
I learned that bedwetting, or enuresis, is a sleep issue.
3-4 kids in first grade wet bed
About 15% of five-year-olds, or 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
About 15% of 1st graders – makes me feel good since my kids are only 4. 🙂
Bedwetting is a sleep issue
Kims2312@verizon.net
About 15% of five-year-olds, or 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
I learned that it is a sleep issue, & 15% of 5 year-olds are not dry all night! (Holly) Thanks for the chance, sure could use these!
3 to 4 children in the first grade wet the bed.
About 15% of five-year-olds do not stay dry every night.
I learned that bedwetting is a sleep issue.
I learned that it is a sleep issue:)
jmatek AT wi DOT rr DOT com
I learned that 3-4 kids in a 1st grade class of 27 wet the bed.
15% of 1st graders wet the bed
bedwetting is a sleep issue
I learned that About 15% of five-year-olds still wet the bed!
I learned that bed wetting, also called enuresis, is a sleep issue.
I learned that even kids as old as first graders have problems with bedwetting.
I learned the following: About 15% of five-year-olds, or 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
I learned that some kids sleep so deeply that they are unaware of bladder sensations and how to control them at night.
I learned that 3-4 kids in a first-grade class still have problems with bedwetting.
That having a night light can aid in fighting bedwetting so that the child will go the bathroom at night
Bedwetting is a sleep issue and 3-4 first graders of a class of 27 have a problem with bedwetting.
Bedwetting is a sleep issue – – – Paul T/Pauline T aka Paul Tran….. emscout9 at Hotmail dot com
I learned that bedwetting is a sleep issue.
I learned that about 15% of 5 yr olds wet the bed.
I learned that as many as 3-4 first graders still have night accidents.
i learned that a progress chart can help my child with progress towards dry sleeps
3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
Potty training overnight is the last step for us!
I did not know it was a sleep issue!!
I learned 3-4 kids in a first grade class wake up wet.
Bed wetting is do to sleep issues, child sleeps so deeply. That’s my son usually happens once a week.
I learned that about 15% of five-year-olds, or 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
bedwetting is a sleep issue
It effects 15% of 5 year olds!
Learned that 5-7 million kids between 4-12 years old are experiencing nighttime wetting in the U.S
That 15% of 5 year old still wet the bed!
that 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
15% of five-year-olds still wet bed.
I learned that there are more kids than i thought that still have trouble even though they are a bit older. thanks
cutting out caffeine can really help!
setting an alarm can help!
I learned that it is a sleep issue
Thanks for the great giveaway!
I learned that About 15% of five-year-olds, or 3-4 children in a first grade class are not dry every night.
I learned that 15 percent of 5 year olds are not dry in the morning.
I learned that bedwetting is a sleep issue.
I didn’t realize that bedwetting is considered a sleep issue.
I learned that bedwetting is a sleep issue. I thought it’s psychological problem. Glad I took the test to find out.
Something I learned – Betwetting is a sleep disorder.
Children can sleep so deeply they aren’t aware of the need to go to the bathroom.
Thank you.
I did not know that it was a sleep issue, learned that they sleep through the sensations.
I learned that bedwetting is a sleep issue! I got the answer wrong! 🙂
3-4 first graders wet the bed.
I learned that some kids wet the bed because they are sleeping so deeply that they aren’t aware of bladder feelings.