>waking up with a wet bed and nothing to sleep under >3rd

Drink less the last few hours before bedtime.
Do kegel exercises.
And if it continues, use a rubber-lined sheet.

Had a similar problem after giving birth

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That's why washable bedpads exist.

>>25889893
Are these discreet to buy online?

I need other bed sheets too.

>>25889244
get some plastic and put them under your sheets, that way if you piss yourself it doesn't get down into the mattress

wear diapers

>>25889949
http://www.amazon.com/Premium-Quality-Waterproof-Reusable-Washable/dp/B00MWJEQZ2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1453293294&sr=8-1&keywords=washable+bedpad

I haven't used this one. I had a disposable one I used until it wore out. I only wet the bed maybe once or twice a month, so I never really bought another.
That an my mattress is already beyond saving.

>>25889996
there's no way to buy and dispose of those without someone noticing

>>25889988
Plastic sheets dry out and rip over time. A reusable bed pad is much better if you're too embarrassed to see a doctor.

>>25889996
Diapers aren't that great for bedwetting, especially if you sleep on your side.

>>25889244
Drink less before you go to bed.
Use the toilet right before you go to bed.
Protect your mattress with plastic or something.
If all else fails, wear a diaper.

>>25889416
Someone who browses this shithole has a kid? I feel kinda bad for the kid

>>25890014
Actually, forget about the diaper part.
See >>25890008.

>>25890016
>I feel kinda bad for the kid
Don't. She'll be fine. She's a normie.

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You know what to do.
Make sure to take pics