1, don't let bed wetting become a burden for parents. It is normal for children to wet the bed. Every child will go through this process, but due to individual differences, every child will get into the habit of not wetting the bed sooner or later. It's just that the older a child is, the more attention should be paid to bed wetting, and with the growth of age, children need better self-control and independence.

Don't blame the child for wetting the bed. Don't blame your child if you know that he didn't wet the bed on purpose. He didn't do anything wrong, so no matter how impatient you are, don't put pressure on your child. Otherwise, children will blame themselves for this and even affect their self-esteem.

3. Choose summer to start training children to establish the habit of not wetting the bed. It is recommended to choose not to use diapers in summer, so that children can start to develop the habit of not wetting the bed. Tell your child that he feels like peeing when he starts to sleep every day, and he must get up. But this habit can't be formed overnight, and children will fail repeatedly in this process. There are few clothes to sleep in summer, and even if children wet the bed, they change less clothes. At this time, it is necessary to use a diaper pad or a thicker bath towel pad where the child sleeps. Once the child gets wet, just change the pad.

4. Make children aware of the consequences of urine. If the child wets the bed at night and wakes up in the morning, you can show him how many bath towels or pads he peed yesterday. You can take a joking way. For example, you can say, "Did a child turn on the tap again yesterday?" This can also make children aware of the trouble that bed wetting brings to you, and let them subconsciously know not to wet the bed next time.

5. Drink less water after meals. I don't agree with the practice of not letting children drink water after dinner in order not to wet the bed. Children can be asked to drink less water after dinner, but they can't help drinking.

6, urinate before going to bed. Be sure to guide your child to urinate before going to bed, even if the child has no intention of urinating at this time. A long vacation will strengthen children's awareness of urinating before going to bed.

7. Know when the child pees at night. Generally speaking, children wet the bed more than once every night, but this varies from person to person. In general, parents should ask their children to reduce the number of bed wetting every night. First of all, you need to know when the child pees after falling asleep, record it and set the alarm clock. At this time, parents will take the trouble to get up and pee for their children. Next, you should reduce the number of times you urinate, so that children can urinate less and urinate more, which can reduce the number of times you urinate at night.

8. Prepare a toilet for your child at the bedside. Generally, children around the age of three know how to urinate independently. Parents can prepare a toilet for their children after they establish the habit of urinating regularly at night. When it's time to pee, wake up the child and let him solve it himself in the toilet.

9. Remember to reward children. If the child does not wet the bed at night, remember to give praise and rewards in time when he gets up in the morning, which will become the driving force for the child to actively develop the habit of not wetting the bed, and the child will also gain a sense of accomplishment in this process.