When their babies reach a certain age, parents hope that they can quit using diapers to sleep as soon as possible, both economically and in terms of training their independence. However, this process can often be difficult. So, how to train a baby to sleep without wetting at night?
1. At night, try to minimize the amount of water your baby drinks. If your baby still uses diapers when they are two years old, it will affect their ability to form good urination habits in the future. Therefore, it is advisable to reduce the amount of water your baby drinks at night to reduce the risk of getting up and urinating. As an adult, I won't work too hard because my baby frequently urinates at night.
2. Before going to bed, you can have a simple communication with your baby, telling them not to wet the bed. If they want to pee, they can gently scream or roll on the bed. This can create a conditioned reflex in the baby, allowing them to wake up their parents in a timely manner when they feel the urge to pee.
3. Parents can wake up their baby to urinate at a fixed time while sleeping. It is recommended to place a small urinal in the baby's room and wake them up at the same time every day. Over time, this can help the baby develop the habit of urinating.
4. Parents should not sleep soundly at night. When they notice their baby constantly moving their body, they should wake them up in a timely manner. Regardless of whether they urinate or not, they should let them try to pee.
