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AngelsMadv wrote: »

Just want to say a big thank you RE: the bed wetting and the advice. I must admit it has made me a little upset though because I have done what all suggest. We got her a special bed, character knickers the lot and she was fine. She went 6 months without an accident and then bam, she forgot. She started wetting the bed at night, then sitting in a corner and peeing herself.

She holds it in and then forgets to go. She pees in the car, on the bed, on the sofa, at school, on the carpet, anywhere. And she really stinks with it too. We have had her to the doctors who says the accidents started because of a urine infection. But she's been clear of it for months.

It doesn't help that when she goes down to the sperm donor for visits he slaps her in pull ups 24-7. She has come back this time, bum covered in spots and constantly wanting to wear, and pee and poo, in pull ups.

With 4 other kids the washing machine is on all the time. OH would have to do 5 loads a day to keep up without pull ups.

Even still, with reading all this, what do we do? We keep her in knickers here and she pees 5 times a day. And it stinks. 3volutions all over the house.

Any advice?!

The bolded part is, to me, extremely concerning. It sounds like your DD would benefit from psychological help in adition to any medical help she may need for urinary infections, but first I think that bolded bit of the text really needs to be addressed...

savingbabs

tigerwhite wrote: »

Morning :wave: Didn't log back on last night as watched a bit of TV after DS's bath time.

Just been sorting out my coupons into A/T/S piles, then one for anywhere. I bought the following A5 wallets for 99p in S in case anyone needs order in their life :rotfl:

there is a blue (for T), green (for A) and pink (for S, should be orange really)

I got a pack of these in A last week for 75p. I already have some thin long ones from Wilkos, but mum wanted some and these are bigger so swopped her - I have more coupons!

tigerwhite_2

Laura_Cello wrote: »

DH went up there for some business thing and they asked him "Do you want some parkin?" and he replied, "No, I flew up from Gatwick, didn't take the car."
(we still don't know what it was... but you are supposed to eat it :eek::eek:)
Hope you have safe travels

:rotfl::rotfl: Had to comment on this Laura cello - parkin is fab cake, a bit like jamaican ginger cake/syrup cake. yum yum yum.
I'm hungry as always, just had 5 shortbread biccies dunked into my cup of tea

artypaws

Good morning all - tried a bit of a catch up but it was more of a skim

Happy Birthday to those celebrating today and those I have missed and well done on exam results.

I have just about caught up with washing and work so now I need to plan a shop I am off to the coupon thread to see if there is anything new to print before I start making my lists

Have a great day

Dormouse

celebrate wrote: »

anyone waiting on price porkies from sunday, getting a bit worried, got DD to input mine and worried something has gone wrong, wombles she entered are fine but was waiting on a £10 jtd on a planned shop, only one that hasn't come through:(:(:(


edit sorry no idea how i manage to quote FK

I'm still waiting for a Sunday porkie too :cool:

Classy_Chick06

wendyak wrote: »

Hi there, is that last one Elyse ......or Elsie????!!!

yes, it is pronounced Elsie, but spelt Elyse.

tigerwhite_2

robstersgirl wrote: »

Without wanting to offend I really don't think pull ups are any good, they teach the child it's still ok to wet at night.
I used them with DD1 and she was hardest to get dry, character pants are amazing. Buy their favourite character on pants, don't take little one with you, bring them home wrapped up. Make it really really exciting. Explain Disney Princess/Thomas eg doesn't like wee wee.
Also keep a potty in the room,but not a drink. That way they know they can go at night should they need to.
I really believe it's nappies or pants xx

kadison wrote: »

One of my friends is about to start potty training her little boy, I got her some of the pull-ups from the glitch but she told me the other day that she's not going to use them.

Having spoken to other mums she's discovered it's better for them to just wear pants as they can 'feel' when they need the loo, where they can't with these pull-ups.

She's decided to just invest in lots of cheapie clothes to keep him dry while he potty trains, hth xx

I'll add my two penneth to potty training I've been doing potty training on DS too... and have avoided pull ups like the plague. I think it confuses the child - so we have nappies (which I obv have to put on him) or underpants which he can put on himself. no inbetween and no confusion. It gets my vote

locarr

celebrate wrote: »

anyone waiting on price porkies from sunday, getting a bit worried, got DD to input mine and worried something has gone wrong, wombles she entered are fine but was waiting on a £10 jtd on a planned shop, only one that hasn't come through:(:(:(

Still waiting on mine too...re-inputted it...still processing...entered with 12hour clock too rather than 24hr

HopePray wrote: »

Been out of action for a few days.
Many congrats for all tose who have had their exam results today.
Can anyone tell me when the petrol offers end, I am trying to get them on the last day to make the most of the vouchers.
And another question, is anything apart from the cereal comparing with As. Now I have loads of coffee, hubby wants loads of tea : )

It's this coming Sunday the 12th:)

zippydooda

10 well done tweets:T:T

locarr

postcode wrote: »

The bolded part is, to me, extremely concerning. It sounds like your DD would benefit from psychological help in adition to any medical help she may need for urinary infections, but first I think that bolded bit of the text really needs to be addressed...

it prob won't help refering to her Dad as "sperm donor" either....