Patient's question:
You didn't put on a diaper for the child several times, afraid he would wet the bed, picked him up in his sleep to let him urinate, or let him sleep quietly for a nap. Onset time: Test results:Doctor's answer:
For a one-year-old baby, it's best to put him in disposable diapers for safety. As parents, you don't know when he might want to urinate. If you wake him up from his sleep to take him for a diaper change, you might be lucky and find that he's just about to urinate—this would naturally be the best outcome. However, there's also a chance that he has already urinated, and if you wake him up too late, it won't be effective. At the same time, this situation can be extremely tiring for parents, because worrying about the baby wetting the bed and constantly thinking about it can disrupt your own deep sleep quality.