Traveling with bed wetters, advice needed

[Baklava]

Have you tried the specific overnight diapers? I think they're called "good nights."

 

[jcole817]

Are you using regular pull-ups or pull-ups overnight? With my DD, regular pull-ups would leak over night, but she was fine with the overnights. If you're still worried about leaks, I would do the hospital pads on top of the hotel sheets and put one of your sheets on top (bc even though they have sticky backs, those suckers bunch up if a crazily sleeping toddler is tossing around on them). Then if they wet the bed in the middle of the night, you won't have to worry about calling housekeeping, you can just take off the top sheet/pad and and still have a dry bed.

 

[FrozenDuck]

Also, try doubling up - an overnight diaper with a second overnight diaper (sized up) over top, or a pair of thick training underwear with plastic liner over top of the diaper.

 

[Stubbzilla]

We've had it happen, too, with a 3 year old, and it was no problem. They definitely have waterproof pads on the beds, it did not go through to the mattress. We just called mousekeeping, let them know what had happened overnight, and it was changed during the normal housekeeping time. Maybe they changed it faster, but we were gone to the parks so who knows. I'm pretty sure this must happen at every resort at least once per night!

 

[leebee]

If you are worried, ask for an extra set of sheets when checking in, so you can change the bed without having to call mousekeeping in the middle of the night. (in addition to all the good suggestions about good nites, bed pads, etc.)