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<blockquote data-quote="Pink Elephant" data-source="post: 712031" data-attributes="member: 21572"><p>Kim. Same went for my son, 99% of the time he would wet through the night, the other 1% he was good.</p><p></p><p>I never worried about it overly, but when my son got to be in kindergarten an grade one and was still wetting, that part made me nervous. As far as discipline or punishments went for accidents, I never spanked him for it, unlike a few of my friends who were strict regarding wetting and accidents in their homes.</p><p></p><p>I never went the course of disposable diapers at any point in time when my kids were babies or toddlers... always cloth diapers in my home, and back then cloth diapers meant safety pins and rubber pants, so that's what I continued with after dear son daytime trained, though he hated wearing the rubber pants.</p><p></p><p>Disposable training pants and pull-ups hadn't been invented yet, though I'm so utterly old-fashioned I probably wouldn't have tried using the throwaways anyhow.</p><p></p><p>When diapers no longer were an option, I went to using the old vinyl-padded changing pads to line his bed with. Being waterproof and large enough to cover a good area where his rear-end was situated on his mattress, they worked great in keeping wetness away from the mattress.</p><p></p><p>Of course, washing was constant... pj's, crib and bed sheets, undies, but shortly after his 7th birthday the wetting stopped, just like that. Yes, there was a few more accidents, but by the time he reached age 8, bed and pants-wetting was in the past.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pink Elephant, post: 712031, member: 21572"] Kim. Same went for my son, 99% of the time he would wet through the night, the other 1% he was good. I never worried about it overly, but when my son got to be in kindergarten an grade one and was still wetting, that part made me nervous. As far as discipline or punishments went for accidents, I never spanked him for it, unlike a few of my friends who were strict regarding wetting and accidents in their homes. I never went the course of disposable diapers at any point in time when my kids were babies or toddlers... always cloth diapers in my home, and back then cloth diapers meant safety pins and rubber pants, so that's what I continued with after dear son daytime trained, though he hated wearing the rubber pants. Disposable training pants and pull-ups hadn't been invented yet, though I'm so utterly old-fashioned I probably wouldn't have tried using the throwaways anyhow. When diapers no longer were an option, I went to using the old vinyl-padded changing pads to line his bed with. Being waterproof and large enough to cover a good area where his rear-end was situated on his mattress, they worked great in keeping wetness away from the mattress. Of course, washing was constant... pj's, crib and bed sheets, undies, but shortly after his 7th birthday the wetting stopped, just like that. Yes, there was a few more accidents, but by the time he reached age 8, bed and pants-wetting was in the past. [/QUOTE]
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