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aahh interesting and good thinking, she drinks mainly water but we have had a new lime cordial . . . have put her back in pull ups and will keep this in mind in couple weeks when we maybe try again! thanks all

thanks Emily . . . i shall check for worms, and there is only one way I know how to do that! Think you prob right and we will go back to pull ups and not make a fuss

Toddler Taming by Christopher Green - agree, although we try it our (my!) way first then turn to Mr Green when it doesnt work! It was so easy when they did what you asked them to - we had maybe 2 months when Lulu understood and complied; she now understands and defies!

HELP daughter who has just turned 4 years old who was almost dry at night (maybe one accident a month), since nursery finished for summer hols has started bed wetting, often twice in a night! We have tried sticker chart, with promise of reward at the end. She did seem keen to not wet and we had 3 stickers in a row (but only with us lifting at 11pm) but it has been 4 weeks now and she doesnt seem to care anymore. She says it is cause she is tired, think she just sleeps very heavily. Last drink at 5.30pm, toilet before 6.30 bath, potty last thing at 7.30 and we have even lifted her at 9.30 and she still wet at 11pm when we go to bed! No probs during the day although always too busy to wipe, flush, wash hands without prompting! I am thinking going back to pull up 'just in case' pants, and starting the process all over again - but dont want to make her more lazy (if that is what it is) or traumatise! Have talked to her about it, havent been 'cross' but disappointed, she understands she cant have sleepovers until she is dry etc. She starts Reception in Sept. HELP!

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