- They are printed with typical motifs of girls or boys chosen by children and look almost like normal underwear.
- How it works: thin and absorbent pads absorb the liquid and keep the skin dry.
- The waterproof outer material at moisture shows and feels like underwear.
- Protection against leaks offers safety throughout the night. The elastic sides ensure a comfortable and perfect match.
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Drynites panties for boys and girls
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Boys are affected more often than girls
Although there is no "typical" person to pee in bed, the boys are affected more often than the girls. Boys represent 60% of cases. Although experts cannot accurately determine the reasons for this situation, some studies suggest that girls acquire full bladder control earlier than boys. This is why Drynites pajamas are available in different models, especially for boys and girls.
Pajama Dry Nites pants for girls and boys
Urine in bed (medical term: enuresis) is defined as watering during sleep after the age of 5. This is an age at which the psychological and physiological maturity of 9 in 10 children makes the voluntary control of the bladder possible.
Almost 10% of 7 -year -olds still regularly pee in bed during the night
Urin in bed can disappear by itself. Nearly 15% of children who pee in bed dry alone within a year. However, this also means that 85% of the affected children will continue to water the bed next year. Important to know: there is a successful therapy for most children.
There are two forms of bed watering
The most common form of moisture in bed is primary enuresis. It often has to do with physical maturation, because these children have not yet learned to perceive a bladder as such during sleep. Secondary enuresis occurs when a child was dried for at least six months and suddenly pee at night. This can be triggered by emotional factors, such as school start/change or family problems.