Question:
"
When you have a dry night what did you do different the day before?"
20
kids voted.
7
said they got more
sleep the day before a dry
night.
7
said
they drank less
in the evening the day before a dry night.
6
said they drank
less sodas during the day before a dry
night.
4
said they were less
constipated the day before a dry
night.
1
said they did less
extracurricular activities the day before a dry
night.
7
said they did
other
things
during the day before a
dry night, such as:
"I wear diapers and pee and poop in them the whole day. It seems to help when I go in my diaper that day instead of going to the toilet."
"usally seam to be less stresed out"
"go to the bathroom before bed"
"drink coffee so that i won't have a deep sleep."
" i do not drink any milk, and try to avoid stress as muck as possible"
" i don't shower that day or get into warm water. i don't think of niagra falls before i go to sleep. my friends and family don't make fun of me. they don't stick my hand in warm water wile i'm
asleep."
" if i realy realy happy and things is really realy good...for me.. then i may be dry"
In
summary, only half
the number of kids voted for this poll as during the previous 3 months.
This may mean that many kids simply don't know what they d id
differently the day
before they have a dry night. The votes were about even on drinking
less in the evening, drinking less sodas during the day, and getting more sleep.
Sleep is really important, at least 9 hours a night. Kids
wet more when they are overly tired. And 4 kids said they were less
constipated when
they had a dry night. One of the causes of bedwetting, particularly in younger
kids, is constipation. To put it bluntly, there just isn't enough room for
the bladder to fill up if the lower abdomen is packed with stool. It's therefore really important to eat
fiber foods like popcorn and shredded wheat
to keep from getting
constipated
(Frosted Mini-Wheats are good), and
to make sure to have a
bowel movement at least every other day. Stress also seems to make wetting
worse, so always remember that "Life is too important to be taken seriously."
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