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IADad · 03-04-2010, 10:20 AM

hmmmm, that's very interesting...

We have a similar situation (albeit with a 3 yo) he's all potty trained except at night, and he'll go two mornings dry and then fully wet a pullup one morning and it doesn't seem to matter much how much we restrict fluids/stress going before bedtime....and the interesting connection is that he has had a drooling problem and he sometimes snore, so we're lining up going to the ent to talk about apnea/potentially removing adenoids and tonsils because the GP told us the space at the back of his mouth was really small and that might be what's causing the excessive drooling....

thanks, this gives me more than just wondering if it's medical or just habits....

oh, and congrats, every dry morning is a cause for celebration.

03-04-2010, 10:20 AM
IADad Super Moderator Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Iowa Posts: 3,660 Rep Power: 619 Reputation: 13198 Children: 2 boys - 9yo and 5yo	Re: chloe's dry night hmmmm, that's very interesting... We have a similar situation (albeit with a 3 yo) he's all potty trained except at night, and he'll go two mornings dry and then fully wet a pullup one morning and it doesn't seem to matter much how much we restrict fluids/stress going before bedtime....and the interesting connection is that he has had a drooling problem and he sometimes snore, so we're lining up going to the ent to talk about apnea/potentially removing adenoids and tonsils because the GP told us the space at the back of his mouth was really small and that might be what's causing the excessive drooling.... thanks, this gives me more than just wondering if it's medical or just habits.... oh, and congrats, every dry morning is a cause for celebration.