By age 5, most children should be toilet-trained and should be able to
stay dry through the night. But some older children may still wet the bed.
The American Academy of Pediatrics offers recommendations for parents in
this situation:
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Talk to your child's pediatrician about possible
medical problems that could be affecting the child.
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Don't scold the child or punish him.
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Tell the child you understand the problem and that it
isn't his fault.
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Don't let the child drink anything two hours or later
before bedtime.
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Offer a reward for a dry night.
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