Tips to handle bedwetting, from the DryNites ConfidentNites Sleep Retreat

September 8, 2016 By In The Playroom in Parenting, Sponsored No Comments

We’re one of this years DryNites ambassadors and recently went to the DryNites ConfidentNites sleep retreat, where we got tips and advice from a trio of DryNite ConfidentNites experts – as well as having the chance to relax and get a good nights sleep of course!

In my latest video, I share a couple of the tips that I found most interesting. Watch below, and let me know in the comments if you have any other tips or experiences with getting your kids dry at night.

Visit the DryNites site here to find out more, and get even more useful tips and advice with the ConfidentNites guide

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For more of our DryNites journey, check out our previous DryNites posts too, from earlier this year:

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