Pampers Bed Mats

It's a wonderful milestone when your child stops wearing nappies at night but this time is not without its anxieties as well. My daughter pretty succesfully stopped wearing any nappies at night about six months ago, but does have the occasional accident, even though we 'lift' her to do a wee every night before we go to bed. If there is an accident, it's really no big deal though as we just change her night clothes and her bedding and she just goes back to sleep - no problem! And of course we have a protective sheet anyway under her normal one. However, we went away for a few nights in the summer and stayed in a hotel. I started to worry about what would happen ...  Read the complete review

Pampers bed mats are available in packs of 7 from supermarkets and also boots and retail for approx £4.78 which i believe is quite expensive when toilet training a toddler at night but i find them invaluable so expensive or not i would buy them. The bed mat is 80cm by 90cm plus has wings either side which almost covers an entire toddler bed. They are disposable and very absorbant ............. pampers claim that they can hold urine from a 10 year old, i can't comment on that claim but they do hold accidents from a 3 year old that still has the odd night time accident. The underside of the bed mat is waterproof and the other side is absorbant almost like a thin ...  Read the complete review

i started using pamper bed mats when my daughter aged 3 at the time came out of nappies in the night, and wet every 3-4 days. you can buy them from boots at £4.78 for a pack of seven, quite pricey but i have tried other brands and have found they are no way as near as good as the pampers ones. they are designed to put under the bed sheet. They have a large absorbant patch - to soak up the wee... whihc is also very soft. The 'flaps' are also large and you tuck them around the matress to keep the pad in place. if wet, you simply change the sheet and pad the matress is kept clean and dry. A brilliant idea and very well designed. I have ...  Read the complete review

Until recently my daughter was one of those poor kids that occasionally bed wets well beyond the 'normal' age for night-time dryness. We saw an incontinence nurse and used an alarmed mat and, fingers crossed, have overcome the issue. These mats were marvellous during the tough times. One of the management strategies in place to counteract the bed wetting was to make her take responsibility for re-making her bed. I put one of these mats under her bottom sheet and left her a set of clean bedding (new duvet, the lot) and if she wet she had to change everything including replacing the mat. Using the mat made the job a little easier for her because she didn't ...  Read the complete review