Re: [UnschoolingDiscussion] Night wetting was Re: Unschooling and potty train...
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I think the alarms could be useful for an older child who was very upset by
the wetting. I have had friends who used them with their children with good
results.
OTOH It's going to stop on its own eventually so why bother. Reassurance
that it will eventually stop and that others take longer to stay dry at night too
may be all that is needed.
--Jacqueline
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the wetting. I have had friends who used them with their children with good
results.
OTOH It's going to stop on its own eventually so why bother. Reassurance
that it will eventually stop and that others take longer to stay dry at night too
may be all that is needed.
--Jacqueline
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In a message dated 1/2/2004 8:46:56 PM Central Standard Time,
ctbucknum@... writes:
sighlenced.
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What a wonderful misspelling.
Tuck
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ctbucknum@... writes:
sighlenced.
~~~
What a wonderful misspelling.
Tuck
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In a message dated 03/01/2004 04:48:07 Pacific Standard Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
years older than me, now 46. He wet the bed till he was 12yrs old. I remember that
alarm going off in his room, and all hell broke loose in our house. My dad
would go yelling into Bill's room and haul him into the bathroom. My mom would
go in to change the sheets and mutter and grumble about it, the alarm skelled
the dickens out of me, and to this day, I cannot stand alarm clocks, fire
alarms, school bells etc. I only recently realized it was probably to do with that
alarm and my parent's less than empathic handling of the bedwetting.
Interestingly, my brother's daughter is the only one of the grandchildren that had a
problem with bedwetting, and she did so till she was 12. Both of them were deep
sleepers.
Just my experience with noisy alarms, some 35years ago.
Nancy in BC, freezing my butt off in -28C temp.
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SandraDodd@... writes:
> And now that Marty never has any troubles (hasn't for years), it seems inWish my parents had taken that approach with my older brother. He is six
> retrospect that the least intrusive/invasive/pressuring solution worked out
> fine.
>
years older than me, now 46. He wet the bed till he was 12yrs old. I remember that
alarm going off in his room, and all hell broke loose in our house. My dad
would go yelling into Bill's room and haul him into the bathroom. My mom would
go in to change the sheets and mutter and grumble about it, the alarm skelled
the dickens out of me, and to this day, I cannot stand alarm clocks, fire
alarms, school bells etc. I only recently realized it was probably to do with that
alarm and my parent's less than empathic handling of the bedwetting.
Interestingly, my brother's daughter is the only one of the grandchildren that had a
problem with bedwetting, and she did so till she was 12. Both of them were deep
sleepers.
Just my experience with noisy alarms, some 35years ago.
Nancy in BC, freezing my butt off in -28C temp.
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J. Stauffer
<<< Nancy in BC, freezing my butt off in -28C temp>>>
Julie S.----waving from the sultry Texas Hill Country where she worked
outside this morning in a sleeveless shirt.....now ducking
Julie S.----waving from the sultry Texas Hill Country where she worked
outside this morning in a sleeveless shirt.....now ducking
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From: <LOWRIEK@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: [UnschoolingDiscussion] Night wetting was Re: Unschooling and
potty train...
> In a message dated 03/01/2004 04:48:07 Pacific Standard Time,
> SandraDodd@... writes:
>
>
> > And now that Marty never has any troubles (hasn't for years), it seems
in
> > retrospect that the least intrusive/invasive/pressuring solution worked
out
> > fine.
> >
>
> Wish my parents had taken that approach with my older brother. He is six
> years older than me, now 46. He wet the bed till he was 12yrs old. I
remember that
> alarm going off in his room, and all hell broke loose in our house. My dad
> would go yelling into Bill's room and haul him into the bathroom. My mom
would
> go in to change the sheets and mutter and grumble about it, the alarm
skelled
> the dickens out of me, and to this day, I cannot stand alarm clocks, fire
> alarms, school bells etc. I only recently realized it was probably to do
with that
> alarm and my parent's less than empathic handling of the bedwetting.
> Interestingly, my brother's daughter is the only one of the grandchildren
that had a
> problem with bedwetting, and she did so till she was 12. Both of them were
deep
> sleepers.
> Just my experience with noisy alarms, some 35years ago.
>.
>
>
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From: tuckervill2@...
In a message dated 1/2/2004 8:46:56 PM Central Standard Time,
ctbucknum@... writes:
sighlenced.
~~~
What a wonderful misspelling.
Tuck
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Thank You! My fingers and my brain are not well connected. It's always interesting proof reading my writing. Though I usually get the "Oh my gosh, That is not how this is spelled" irritated perfectionist telling me I've done it Wrong. Thank God for spell check or I think I'd be banned from some lists.8-D
Teresa in Canada
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