Mandian - posted on 06/16/2012 ( 5 moms have responded )
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My daughter has been 100% potty trained for almost a year now. Within the last weeks, she has wet her bed every night and during the day sometimes she wets herself. I took her to the doctor because we have a strong history of diabetes in our family. Thank goodness, everything came back okay. But I need to know why she is peeing on herself. Nothing I do seems to help.
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Mandian - posted on 06/19/2012
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The only thing that has changed is that her daddy is gone for a few weeks. I guess that could be stressing her out. I had to put her in pull ups at night because she bed wets but not during the day. She has been doing better yesterday and today though. Thanks ladies :)
Lisamarie - posted on 06/19/2012
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Hi I don't know how old your daughter is but mine is 5, she has been potty trained for 3 years, when she started reception (age 4) she back-tracked and started wetting herself again, I spoke to teachers, I spoke to her, I spoke to doctors, nothing. Now she goes months without wetting but then the odd week here and there she back-tracks again. I'm not sure what causes it but my daughter is still in pull-ups at night as she bed-wets, but I did until I was 8 and it's hereditary. I would not suggest putting her back in nappies though as she may then become lazy and get used to it. Good luck. :-)
Tammy - posted on 06/18/2012
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Same thing happened to my daughter when we moved, so we had to go back to diapers. She used to be so excited about wearing panties and about going to the bathroom, yet now she denies she has to go and does in her diaper.
It has to do with the change, I am sure.
Did something change in your daughter's life? Is someone bothering her at school?
Mandian - posted on 06/17/2012
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She is at home with me for the summer. Things at home are the same too. I just don't understand what has changed that would make her wet herself.
Elizabeth - posted on 06/16/2012
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Is she in preschool? Anyone picking on her or making her uncomfortable? Something is possibly disturbing her, things at home ok?? My mom is a clinic psychologist and I know she has said bed wetting can be a sign of an emotional disturbance
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