Mary Martin asked:


My 10 year old son wets the bed. We tried all the cures–nasal spray, etc. but the doc says time is the only foolproof cure and that most kids stop before puberty. Anyway, my question is about going green. He’s been wearing Goodnites, the pullups for bedwetters, but we’re going green so I want him to wear cloth diapers and plastic pants. He’s reluctant. It takes more to pin them on, whereas the Goodnites he just slipped on and off. If he wakes up in the middle of the night and hasn’t wet, going to the toilet is tough because he has to unpin the diaper and then repin it when he’s done. and all this in a groggy state. Also they’re a lot thicker than Goodnites, so it makes him waddle. But we only have one planet and we have to protect it! I know it’s hard for him to think about the global ramifications; he’s worried about things closer to home. So how can I get him to see how going green is an important thing that personally effects each and every one of us?

babyenz asked:

DRI Sleeper Bed Wetting Alarm to treat bedwetting

Donnyh198 asked:

What its like to be a real bedwetter

David asked:


Total curiousity.

I want to know how to “tell the difference”. I already know “what the difference” is.

Matthew Jackson asked:


My girlfriend is a bedwetter and wears diapers at night. She is a little embarrassed about this. Should I start wearing diapers too so she doesn’t feel alone?