Parenting Tips for Your 35-36 Month Old Toddler
Most 3-year-olds are dry during the day, but they usually continue to wet at night until they have passed their third birthday. Your little one doesn’t want to wet his bed. He is simply not yet able to hold his urine, wake up, and get to the toilet at night.
Don’t scold or punish him for bed-wetting. That could make him nervous and upset and then it would be even harder for him to stay dry at night. If you are concerned about bed-wetting, put your child in training pants covered by waterproof pants. Use a plastic sheet on the bed and leave the light on so he can find the bathroom.
Be sure he goes to the toilet before going to bed. Meanwhile, try to be relaxed and understanding about his nighttime wetting. Praise his successes and calmly accept his failures. In the long run, this will be the best way to help him become dry at night.
