There haven't been any major problems that I can think of. Any help or tips would be greatly appreciated."

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We can go for weeks completely dry and then this week we've had 2 instances of wetting. I'm obviously worried about this and wondered if it's common for this to happen, or could there be something else going on. We have bought DryNites® for her, she doesn't want to wear them but as she is wetting the bed up to 3 times a night we have to. My 3 year old has been potty trained for over a year. She was dry at night also during this time and would wake up to go if she needed. In the past two - three months she now wets every night.

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It does sometimes happen that children of your daughter’s age—and even older—become dry at night, then start wetting again. It is not uncommon for children of your daughter’s age to have the occasional wet bed; this may be the result of a particular worry or being tired—or often for no apparent reason. It just means that her ability to “hold –on” to a full bladder at night (or to wake and use the toilet) isn’t yet fully “secure”. My daughter is 6, and although dry day and night since the age of 2, when she went up to yr 1 at school we started to get the occasional wet bed. She is a generally happy child, she doesn't have any obvious problems at school.

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We don’t know why this happens, but it is due to the complex “skill” of night-time dryness not yet being fully established. It sounds as if you are doing all the right things—to reassure and gently encourage her.