r/bedwetting

Dollar General brand pullups

I was there yesterday and discovered they sell Goodnites now but I also noticed they have their own brand. The largest size i noticed was L/XL. I was just wondering if anyone has tried them? Are they comparable to the Goodnites XL fit wise?

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u/David4Music — 16 hours ago

Anything discreet?

I’m still a teen and have recently started waking up to small leaks. Varying amounts sometimes hitting the sheets. I don’t really want my parents to know because it is really embarrassing and have siblings that would tease me for my life. Are there any discreet pull ups or anything that won’t be loud or visible (so nobody can see).

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u/Most_Piano_5917 — 21 hours ago

$$ why so expensive???

My 6 year old still wets the bed at night. She is a very restless sleeper. She will wake up, because the nighttime pull up is wet, take it off and put on a new one. She is going through 2-3 a night. This is crazy expensive. I think we spend more on her overnight pull ups, than we do in diapers for our baby.

Has anyone found a way to get Goodnights cheaper? Or found a bulk distributor that will send a large amount at a discount?

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u/Risingwiththesun — 2 days ago

Sleeping over at my bfs house for the first time and he doesn’t know I still wet the bed

So I’ve 20F been dating this guy 20M for a month now and he asked if I wanted to sleepover at his house this weekend. Obviously I do but I still have accidents in my sleep and I do wear pull ups to bed so it is contained. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to hide it from him. It’s just such a vulnerable thing I’m not sure I’m ready to tell him yet.

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u/Little_Square678 — 9 days ago

5yo still wets the bed almost every night — feeling stuck, need advice

We already talked to our pediatrician about this — we trust her completely on everything else, but on this specific issue we're starting to feel unsure. She told us it's normal for now and there's not much we can do. Still, we wanted to hear from other parents.

My son is 5 and has been wetting the bed almost every night for as long as we can remember. Looking for advice from parents who've been through this, or just to hear we're not alone.

A few details that make it trickier:

During the day he's totally fine — he goes to the toilet regularly on his own and clearly recognizes when he needs to go. It's only at night that he seems to lose control completely.

He's a highly sensitive kid and hates wearing a diaper/pull-up at night. If we put it on before he falls asleep, he gets upset about it. So we wait until he's asleep to put it on — but if he wakes up in the night, he often takes it off himself.

Even with the diaper on, the bed sometimes still gets wet (leaks, or it comes off).

We limit water before bed, but he asks for it and gets really upset/escalated if we say no.

We always have him pee right before bed, but it doesn't seem to make a difference.

We're not sure what's normal at this age vs. what's worth pushing for more on. Has anyone dealt with something similar? What helped — bedwetting alarms, different routines, ways to handle the diaper resistance, or was it just something that resolved with time?

Any advice (or reassurance) appreciated.

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u/minidiable — 11 days ago
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Bed wetting in 6 year old continues, help…

My soon to be 6 year old has had some regression and has been wetting the bed. He was doing really well this summer not wetting the bed. However, he was doing to bed at 8:30 PM and waking at about 6:30 AM. As we’ve transitioned to school he’s had to go to bed at 8 PM. We also are in need of space and placed his younger brother who is 1.5 years old in his room and he goes to bed at 7 PM. It was going really well but last week our son started school and then the bedwetting for now a week has started. My husband walked him at 9:30 PM for a dream pee and yet he still wets the bed when I wake him at 6 AM. We are trying holding off on liquids close to bedtime and trying the pee alarm starting today. I am worried because he is such a deep sleeper. He also is scared and doesn’t want to walk to the restroom. I’m hoping we can somehow get him to go on his own eventually. Any suggestions out there?

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u/Common1980er — 11 days ago