suddenly found that McDull hadn't wet the bed for a long time, and since he bought a reminder.
It's really interesting to talk about McDull's bedwetting. I once wrote an article before, saying that it would be great if she could shout "sheep" at night. I didn't expect that now, not only can she shout, but she will also put on her shoes and go by herself. This little man under four years old is so cute!
In the past, they would almost wet the bed every time they slept with Dou's mother and grandma, which made them have a shadow of the fact that Dou's sleep with them at night. Fortunately, my grandmother thought McDull's nerves developed a little slower because of her urination. The key is that she didn't know that she wanted to pee. Most of the time she just didn't wake up even after peeing. The next day she asked her, she didn't know anything.
and Dou's mother was even more worried that she had enuresis . Not only did she consult online, it was recommended to lay urine separator to prevent the baby from frequent wetting on the bed, dirtying the mattress, and putting a small toilet beside the bed to facilitate the baby to urinate as soon as possible (one time she peed on the floor before she even walked to the bathroom), train McDull to hold her urine, and also prepare to buy her a reminder, etc.
But Dad and grandmother have the same attitude, thinking that the baby is still young, and it is too early to diagnose "enuresis".
However, I see that I will go to school for more than a month. I am worried that she will wet the bed in kindergarten class, so she will definitely be told by the teacher and classmates, which will affect her self-confidence.
But when she was by my grandmother before, she could already shout at night, why can't she go there? Grandma shared it carefully and thought it was caused by the environment. Of course, to be on the safe side, grandma still supports it if she wants to buy a reminder. After buying the
reminder, my grandmother sewed her a small pocket to facilitate the alarm. This alarm is quite scientific and it will call the alarm as long as it has one percent humidity.
However, this reminder was useless once. That night, she would call herself to go to the bathroom and never urinated on the bed again. Haha, it seems that sometimes "scared" is still useful.
