Bedtime ‘accidents’
Parents frequently mark the time when a child stops having “accidents” at night as another milestone, judging the achievement as a mark of maturity. But when a child stops wetting the bed at night can be highly variable, experts say, and has a much wider range of “normal” than, for example, walking or talking.Having accidents at night is very common up until the age of 6, says pediatrician Reyna …
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