How to prevent children from wetting the bed at night?

Many people have experienced bedwetting when they were young. Generally, children are very prone to bedwetting when they are one or two years old. It is normal for children of this age to wet the bed. In order to deal with this problem, you can use diapers for your child. If the child is older and it is not convenient to use diapers, you can educate the child to develop good bowel habits. In addition, there are the following tips to prevent your child from wetting the bed.

How to prevent children from wetting the bed at night?

Generally speaking, bedwetting is greatly reduced when children are one or one and a half years old. However, some children, after they are 2 years old or even 2 and a half years old, are normal during the day but still often wet the bed at night. This is still a normal phenomenon. Most children stop wetting the bed at night by age 3. However, if a child over 3 years old still wets the bed more than twice a month, it is not normal.

So what should we do if our child wets the bed?

Bedwetting in children is a very worrying thing for parents, so what are some good ways to treat bedwetting in children? This problem is also a problem that parents are very concerned about. Here are some ways to solve it:

(1) To prevent your child from being difficult to wake up after falling asleep at night, you should be careful not to over-fatigue him/her during the day. It is best to arrange an hour of sleep at noon.

(2) Add less salt to dinner, and drink less water and soup.

(3) Stop your child from being overly excited before going to bed and encourage him or her to develop the habit of emptying his or her bladder before going to bed.

(4) Parents should cultivate the habit of getting up to urinate on their own initiative. Remind the child to say to himself "get up to urinate at x o'clock tonight" before going to bed. Parents can also wake up the child before the time when he often urinates and let him urinate while awake.

(5) Training your child to hold back urine during the day can also be used as a method. Whenever the urge to urinate arises, the child should actively control the urge to urinate. This can be delayed for a few minutes at first and then gradually extended. Bedwetting Recovery Soup is a traditional Chinese medicine preparation that is very effective in treating bedwetting and enuresis.

The problem of bedwetting in children can actually be prevented, but sometimes bedwetting is often related to the subconscious of parents, because some parents often think that the urination behavior of newborns is unconscious and everything will be fine as long as they put on diapers. Some parents are afraid that their children will wet the bed and it will be troublesome to wash and dry it, so they use diapers for a long time, which will unknowingly lay the seeds for bedwetting in their children.

Human urination function continues to improve with the development of the nervous system. The bladder of a normal infant or young child will automatically control urination and gradually learn the movements to express it. At this time, caregivers should take advantage of this situation, actively "hold the child to urinate" and repeat it many times, to help the child establish the correct way of urination and cultivate good conscious and regular urination habits in children. This is scientific parenting and the primary measure to prevent bedwetting. Therefore, it is also very important to prevent bedwetting in children. Modern society continues to create convenience for life, and products such as "diapers" allow young parents to sleep peacefully at night. But over-reliance on it may backfire. If children are not trained properly from an early age, and are allowed to wet the bed at night, or are held to pee while being allowed to sleep, the children will unconsciously urinate in their dreams. Over time, they will develop the habit of urinating in their sleep, and will have difficulty taking care of themselves when they grow up, which will cause trouble to the parents.

The reason is not complicated. A healthy bladder will excrete urine according to certain conditioned reflex instructions after storing urine. If the child excretes in a daze when urine is accumulated, the sleep will be unstable and unconscious. Parents should wake their children up at the right time and let them control their urination while awake, which will help them establish good conditioned reflexes and train their bladder skills at the same time. Therefore, in order to cultivate children's correct living habits or correct children who already have enuresis, it is recommended that parents set an alarm clock and wake them up at regular times to get them used to "getting up at night".