What should I do if my child wets the bed during his nap?

I believe that all parents hope that their babies can eat well and sleep well so that they can grow up healthier. In fact, many babies have the habit of taking naps, but because babies have poor autonomy, they often wet the bed. This will not only breed more bacteria, but also develop more bad living habits in them. So what should we do if children wet the bed during their nap? In order to help everyone better, please learn with me in the following time.

1. Develop the habit of urinating before going to bed: Do not let your child drink beverages or water 2 hours before going to bed, and develop the habit of urinating before going to bed.

2. Don't let your child get too excited before going to bed: Let your child go to bed on time every day. Don't tease him too much before going to bed, don't do strenuous activities or overly exciting games, and don't watch stimulating movies and TV shows, so as to avoid overexcitement of the brain and induce bedwetting at night.

3. Don’t let your child be too tired during the day: Keep a regular daily routine, avoid excessive fatigue and mental stress during the day, and it’s best to take a nap to prevent being too tired and sleeping too deeply at night. It will make it difficult for your child to wake up when he needs to urinate, and it will also be difficult for him to be awakened by his parents.

4. Establish a nighttime urination reflex: In the early stages of treatment, parents should find out when their children are most likely to wet the bed at night, and use an alarm to wake them up half an hour in advance to urinate, so that the wake-up ring and the bladder filling stimulation occur simultaneously. After a period of training, a conditioned reflex will be established, and the child will be awakened by the stimulation of a full bladder at night and can control urination on his own. It should be noted that when waking up a child to urinate, you must make sure he is fully awake and urinates completely while he is awake. Otherwise, it will be difficult for him to establish a conditioned reflex of urination while he is drowsy.

5. Train your baby's bladder function: encourage your child to drink more water during the day, and try to extend the interval between urinations to increase urine output, train your child to hold urine appropriately, and improve bladder control. When children urinate, encourage them to urinate intermittently and then urinate completely to improve the control of the bladder sphincter.

I believe that after studying the above paragraphs, parents and friends will have a clearer and more standard answer to the above questions in their minds. In fact, it is not terrible for children to wet the bed, but parents need more guidance and help them correct this bad habit. If some children have severe bedwetting, parents must take them to the hospital to see if there are some serious hidden diseases.