Parents, I have unbelievable news for you. By paying attention to just three factors you can reduce, manage, or even eliminate bedwetting altogether. You and your child will benefit from improved sleep and mornings that focus the day ahead, rather than on laundry or dirty diapers. These main pillars that affect bedwetting are broken down simply as diet, exercise, and sleep. I'm not kidding. By focusing on diet, exercise, and sleep you can sway how many dry mornings you will have. This information is so crucial to the foundation of what plays out in the brain that by making adjustments to these ..read more

Size Chart Washing Instructions FAQs Nighttime Undies are an outstanding replacement for UnderJams or GoodNites. They are an all-in-one heavily padded, waterproof underwear developed for children to use overnight when they wet the bed or are night training. Check Out How These Things Look Inside! Nighttime Undies work for boys and girls. We’ve built in some simple adjustments you can use to self modify them accordion got your needs. Not all boys will need the front folded, but the option is there! Nighttime Undies also have a build in size adjustment in the waistband to help you get a good fit ..read more

by Laura Woj   Let me be clear here. The majority of children are going to “nighttime train” themselves. There, that’s it! Easy, huh? But that doesn't sooth your soul, and there ARE some things you need to know, because you can definitely help your child with bedwetting. You can help the body learn, and you can help your child tune in to their own body, but ultimately the body has to figure this out for itself. So what about the five million school-aged children in the U.S. who wet their bed? Yes, there is that. Chances that you will have a bedwetter are about 20 perce ..read more

Diapers are expensive, there is no doubt about it. If you are considering cloth as an alternative to disposables, cloth costs money – and disposables don’t stop costing money.  So what is the real difference between cloth diapers vs disposable diapers? Let’s look at the cost of cloth diapers vs disposable diapers: Disposable diapers cost about $.75* for size 4-8 – This may seem high but that’s the math. Disposable products made for bedwetting are even more expensive. Now for the next sizes up, 8-14, the costs double to $1.41.*  They keep the price point of a pack the same but reduc ..read more