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Regardless of how you proceed, avoid putting pressure on your child and don't punish him. He's not being bad. Staying dry all night, whether your child sleeps through without wettingor gets up to use the bathroom, is a developmental skill that almost all children achieve in time.

While you're waiting for your child to outgrow bed-wetting, make sure his mattress is adequately protected by a good cover, encourage him to wear absorbent garments such as cloth training pants or disposable training pants , and urge him to get up as soon as he realizes he's wet his bed. You want to get him and the bedding changed so his skin won't get irritated andhe'll get used to sleeping in dry pajamas.


Typically, children who wet thebed more than once per night will start to outgrow it by beginning to wet fewer times each night. Then they move on to wetting fewer nights each week, with fluctuations back and forth, until they eventually outgrow bed-wetting altogether. However, the entire process can take a couple of years