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When girls wet the bed
No matter how common bedwetting is, it can be embarrassing and frustrating for girls experiencing it. If you’re concerned about bedwetting causes and think there could be an underlying issue, do check in with your GP.
Don’t hold back on the liquids
Prompt your daughter to drink plenty of water throughout the day. This allows her bladder to reach its full capacity and keeps things ticking over nicely. Concentrated and dehydrated urine can irritate the bladder, which could make bedwetting worse.
Make sure she empties her bladder
It’s important to remind girls to use the toilet regularly throughout the day rather than hold it in. Always get her to have a last trip to the loo before tucking in for the night so her bladder is empty before she goes to sleep. This will help her confidence too.
Keep a light on at night
It’s important that your daughter can find her way to the bathroom easily at night. A night light or keeping a torch under her pillow can help. For younger kids, you might want to put a potty in their room.
Give her some confidence
Your daughter may like the option of using Huggies® DryNites® Pyjama Pants, which are clinically proven for a better night's sleep They feel like regular underwear and she might find they help build her confidence and feel more comfortable at night. They may also give her confidence on sleepovers or trips away. Store them somewhere discreet, but where she can easily find them – in an underwear drawer at home or the inside pocket of a bag when on trips.
Don’t stress
Bedwetting can leave girls feeling embarrassed and worried, feelings which may intensify the older they are. It’s important to try your best to stay positive and calm to support your daughter and not add to her anxiety.
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