The pictures they show are of kids who looks like they are 10ish.
What is wrong with you parents that there are so many bedwetters at such a late age that a product like this could exist? Pretty soon they will offer thong
models for teenage girls.
I love how that commercial starts:
Why should kids that wet their beds feel differently from those that don't?
DUH. They are losers!
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Posts: 9600 (07/01/08 3:48 PM) |
I have never seen the commercial you're talking about. Are you watching Lifetime again?
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Posts: 1649 (07/01/08 3:49 PM) |
Children with overactive bladders are truly God's crusaders.
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Posts: 9601 (07/01/08 3:51 PM) |
Having to pee after you did the beer bong doesn't really count, Lauren.
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Hamdingers wrote: I don't know what channel it was on. I was doing something with the dvr when I overheard this ridiculous new way of hiding your kid's loserness. |
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Posts: 11315 (07/01/08 3:54 PM) Registered User |
I wondered that too. I would think if a 10 year old is wetting the bed regularly, there may be some issues there.
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Posts: 2562 (07/01/08 3:56 PM) Registered user |
maybe nocturnal emissions
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cindidindi76 wrote: Yeah well that would fine and great if it was just a handful of leakers but apparently there is enough to market a product exclusively for them. |
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Posts: 9602 (07/01/08 4:02 PM) |
It seems rather counter-productive. Shouldn't part of the cure be the general hassle of a kid having to clean up after him/herself? But no, let's make
Depends for Teens. That makes sense.
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Posts: 1769 (07/01/08 4:02 PM) Registered user |
I think I saw that one too. With the boy on a sleepover getting tackled at the end?
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Hamdingers wrote: This weekend was more about flip cup and kings. |
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Posts: 3341 (07/01/08 4:12 PM) Registered loser
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Hamdingers wrote: Exactly. Cleaning up up the mess, being mocked without mercy, and maybe a few beatings. But no. Now we have to be all sensy to their little feelers. Give him/her ice cream and help them powder themselves so they don't get diaper rash at 12! I think I saw that one too. With the boy on a sleepover getting tackled at the end? I didn't see most of it I heard it then I was so shocked I caught the very end. Imagine giving one of them a wedgy! What a wet surprise that will be when it +!!%+ apart. Ewwwwwww
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Posts: 5750 (07/01/08 4:18 PM) Registered user |
I wet my bed until I was around 12 or so, but I had nerve damage so I couldn't really help it. Once it healed itself I was fine.
My doctor actually did hypnosis on me to make me stop and wake up at night and that actually helped too. I would wake up every 2-3 hours and go. Once I regained nerve function though I only had to get up once a night or so, sometimes not at all. So some kids can't do it for that reason. |
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Posts: 2563 (07/01/08 4:22 PM) Registered user |
that was probably all nocturnal emission, survivorjb
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Posts: 3342 (07/01/08 4:23 PM) Registered loser
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The important thing here is that you admitted you wet the bed until 12. I really thought it would be parent defending a kid but this is better.
So if you had nerve damage why was it only affecting you at night? |
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Posts: 5751 (07/01/08 4:26 PM) Registered user |
It wasn't just affecting me at night...I didn't have any signal going to my brain telling me I HAD to go. I would never get urgency. So, I would go to
the bathroom every 2-3 hours to make sure I didn't have an accident.
My situation is kinda rare though...I don't know what causes other children to wet the bed. Mocking them generally isn't the solution though, because it is generally something they can't control. |
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Posts: 2564 (07/01/08 4:30 PM) Registered user |
Don't talk bad about under jams. They're the last thing you want to piss off.
lol That joke was PMed to me by Angela in WI. Thanks, Angela. |
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Posts: 1139 (07/01/08 4:30 PM) Registered User |
Yeah well that would fine and great if it was just a handful of leakers but apparently there is enough to market a product exclusively for them.This seems like it is a common problem. Mostly with the parents not caring/being strict enough/doing the right thing. I have a neighbor whose kid wears a pullup every night and she's 7. The mother told me her pediatrician said not to push her or make her feel bad. The mom also said that SHE knows a girl who is wearing Pullups and she's in 3rd grade. I guess that makes her feel better or something. |
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So it was brain damage. Any other testimonials? |
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Posts: 5753 (07/01/08 4:48 PM) Registered user |
lol, not brain damage you dumb Canuck, nerve damage. |
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Posts: 2568 (07/01/08 4:53 PM) Registered user |
plus you're gay
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