At the end of June, we announced that over the next few months, we are working with DryNites® to help Olly through the next phase of his development. At three years old, he’s pretty much dry throughout the day with the occasional accident over night however, it’s reassuring to know that bedwetting is completely normal with 1 in 4 children wetting the bed at the age of four.
It’s something I’m pretty sure we’ve all experienced as part of growing up but not many people seem to discuss it. There’s nothing embarrassing about it, it just happens and we overcome it at some stage.
We’ll be working with the DryNites® team to reassure Olly and build his confidence as he overcomes the bedwetting stage. We’ll be using the super cool (Olly’s words!) DryNites® pyjama pants which features the Marvel superhero, Spiderman on the front as they’re great for children with big bladders like Olly!
We have created our first vlog for our role as ambassadors which we would love you to take a look at. I’ve even got Olly in on the action and he has loved filming it. He does a great piece to the camera towards the end, I think I have a mini-vlogger in the making, it’s so cute!
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Ben has only just cracked night time dryness earlier this year and Chloe has still to get there. They all do it in the end :) X
Lovely vlog. Olly is such a cutie! It just seems to ‘click’ on a night – good luck Olly! x
Chrisy loves her Spider-Man pants. She almost never has the girls ones. she had almost cracked it then number 2 came along and she’s regressed a bit. we don’t make a big deal about if she’s used the pants. She will get there in her own time. but will defiantly be keeping an eye on how Ollie gets on!
Awww Emma and Olly! Well done. Loved watching – what pros! X
What a great vlog Em, I really enjoyed watching you and Olly. You are a natural. We only really cracked it with LL the last couple of months and she’s still not dry at night, although her pull up is sometimes dry in the mornings. It’s more for my peace of mind and there’s no rush as long as she’s dry in the day I think. X