How To Prevent BedWetting

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of White Cloud Sleep Pants.

Do you have a child who has bedwetting issues? Yep!  Lil B has been potty trained for 6 months now and when we thought we were in the clear of purchasing anymore diapers, I hadn’t really taken in the consideration of him wetting the bed.  As a parents I struggle with guilt thinking that my 3 year old has a problem ie anxiety, loneliness, etc, but in all reality this is just common and sooner or later this will be a thing of the past, but in the meantime what is a parent to do…When I sent over a box of White Cloud Sleep Pants for Lil B to try out, we were both really excited.  Since Lil’ B loved the designs he was not hesitate of trying it on.  Note that they are available in two sizes – S/M (45-65 pounds) and L/XL (60-125 pounds). When I first saw the pull-ups (S/M), I immediately noticed that they were a little large, but for purposes of this post, he still put them on for size overnight.  Regardless it being a little too big on the waist, they did everything they promised, it kept his bed AND PJs dry all night.  So say so long too bulky nighttime pull-ups and hello to White Cloud Sleep Pants.

White Cloud Sleep Pants offer a great value as well at just $7.75 a package for either S/M (15 count) or L/XL (12 count) and are available exclusively at Walmart.

Did you know that over 5 million kids a year experience bedwetting and it is one of the most common experiences during childhood development?

White Cloud Sleep Pants have been developed to provide exceptional comfort and leakage protection while looking like underwear. White Cloud Sleep Pants offer thin, discrete absorbent protection for your child. They have soft, stretchy sides that fit like real underwear, plus leak guards to help protect against leaks. The soft inner liner is hypoallergenic and treated with vitamin E and aloe for skin protection.

Each bag contains two unisex graphic designs and at $7.75, White Cloud offers exceptional value.

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of White Cloud Sleep Pants.