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by the way how old is she? if you think she's too young to learn peeing into the bathroom, it's ok to bring back pull-ups. if she's old enough, there is no need to, she will get by with it as time goes by just be sure you remind her that she should not pee on the bed. |
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Buy mattress pad and keep doing underwear. Make sure you let her go potty before bedtime. And also not too much liquid in the evening. My daughter had accidents in the beginning. But we continued with underwear, and had the waterproof mattress pad put in. After A while, she stopped having accidents. Good luck. |
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My son was dry at night for about a month and for past few nights he has had accidents too. Our problem is that he doesn't wake in the night if he has an accident, he won't even tell us he has peed the bed unless we ask and feel his underwear. He just sleeps so soundly he doesn't notice. We have begun wearing "bed protectors" as he calls them. Washable vinyl pants to wear over his underwear. |
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I wouldn't go back to pull ups!! |
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I don't have anything brilliant to add other than "this too shall pass" as well. I'd keep with the undies, give her half a glass to drink at dinner, and maybe a small sip before bedtime, go potty right before she gets in bed and that's it. I think over time she will get it. |