[Pobie]

We had wet wetting issues with DSS. It was advised to us that he should have about 1.5ltrs of fluids throughout the day. This way his bladder became bigger and stronger so it was able to cope overnight without wetting iykwim. I dont think limiting drinks is the answer, however, if she is using it as an excuse then maybe there is another way to manage it. DSS has to have a glass of water (or at least a drink) after he brushes his teeth before bed. That way if he says he is thirsty as soon as he gets in bed we know he isn't. However, if he asks for a drink 30 mins or so after bed then we do allow it as he very well could be by then.