I was just wondering if my son will ever stop wetting his pants at night. He is now 6 years old, i don't give him drink 2 hours before bedtime, and he normally goes to the toilet before going to sleep at 7.30-8 pm. Also my husband usually get him up at around 11pm to go the toilet every night.But unfortunately, in the morning he still wet his pants. I also think that he is so lazy to get up when he feels he needs to go to the toilet, so i was wondering is this normal? Please help!!! I do encourage him to get up when he feels that he needs to go but unfortunately he still wet his pants once in a while.
bedwetting is much more common than you think. About 10% of children wet the bed at age 6 and most of these are boys. As with many other areas of development boy’s bodies seem to be a little slower to mature than girls. Children wet the bed due to a number of reasons – some do so because their kidneys produce more urine at night than their bladder can hold others do so because they are unable to wake-up in response to a full bladder – they do not wet the bed because they are being naughty or lazy. The fact that he is only wetting a couple of times a week is a very good sign that he will outgrow this on his own without the need for treatment – it is however a good idea to make an appointment with your GP just to make sure there is no medical reason for his bedwetting. This is
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