Mum Hack: the quickest, easiest way to deal with bed wetting
Bed wetting isn't something confined to toddler years. It's something that can continue until your children are teenagers.
Accidents happen, but it's important you assure your child that it's totally normal and not a big deal—easier said than done at 2am
It takes two minutes, max, to sort any accidents out. Getty Images/iStockphoto
Thankfully, I have a hack to share with you that will ensure any nighttime accidents can be dealt with quickly and easily, so you and your child can go back to sleep in minutes.
This simple hack will ensure minimal nighttime disruption. 9Honey
This hack is much better than simply throwing a towel down and hoping for the best, or taking your child to bed with you.
It involves two layers of mattress protectors and bottom sheets.
You can tuck your kids back into bed quickly. 9Honey
If your child has an accident, simply remove one of the layers and tuck them back into bed.
**Watch the video above to find out exactly how to us this hack.
Share your hacks by sending an email to 9Honey@nine.com.au.
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