i have this book that i want to cover with adhesive transparent sheet. the thing is every time I try to do so, a lot of bubbles keep popping. Can anyone tell me how to cover with this sheet WITHOUT any bubbles?
Limit his fluid intake 2 hours before bedtime and make sure he pees before going to bed. I would also recommend a rubber sheet for his bedyou can purchase them at Walmart in the bedding dept. for as little as $10.00 or less. It is very normal for him to wet his bed. The national average age for children to completely stop wetting their beds is 8-9 yrs old. Sometimes it can't be helped. The child has a dream of going to the potty in the toilet but actually peeing on themselves in bedvery normal!!! Just be patient with him!
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It can also be early signs of a medical condition called enuresis or a sign of diabetes. I think it is probably time to take him to the doctor if the suggestions of cutting off liquids does not work. In enuresis it means that they get to such a deep state of sleep that their body doesn't realize they need to go to the bathroom in the way of waking them up; they just go. There are several treatments that are available for it such as pads that have alarms to wake them up when they begin to go and it teaches there body to recognize that they need to wake up. If he is going during the day a lot that is more a sign of diabetes. I would try limiting liquids first and if that doesn't help a trip to the doctor's is in order. He will also have suggestions on treatment if there really is a problem. Good luck to you!
WoW limit fluid intake by 2 hours before bed or 1 and get him some pull ups in the mean time he will have to grow out unless he is allready potty trained
It is likely that he just has not matured enough to go through the night dry, yet. If he is not physically capable of having enough bladder control to stay dry through the night then let him wear pull-ups or Good-nights to bed. This is not a matter of him being naughty or disobedient. You will not be able to make him stay dry. You can help him by limiting his intake of fluids after dinner, making sure he uses the bathroom before bed, and making sure he uses the toilet when he first gets up. Night-time toilet training is often not complete for several years after day-time is. This is normal. When he wears the pull-ups or Good-nights, do not make him feel as though they are a punishment, but that they are a way for him to have a dry bed until he is a little bigger. Make sure he is warm enough at night as well. If he is a restless sleeper and prone to kicking off his covers, make sure he has warm pajamas. Being cold will sometimes trigger the bladder to empty.
