Your 3-Year-Old: Handling Bed-wetting

		Your child is 3 years old.   Wrong age?

		Hello from BabyCenter! Handling Bed-wetting   The average age for potty training in the United States is 34 months for girls and 37 months for boys (though it's not at all unusual for older 3-year-olds to still be in diapers). Toilet training isn't complete, of course, until your child stays dry all night, and accidents are likely to continue through the age of 5. Patience, a waterproof mattress cover, and a handy change of sheets are among the tools you'll need to handle this transition. Read more about your 3-year-old » Quick Clicks   • The social, physical, and emotional skills your child will acquire this year   • Do minor challenges induce major tears in your 3-year-old? Find out why.   • Build a library sure to please preschoolers with these books Food Allergies   These days, it feels like every child's nursing an allergy. In truth, only 6 percent actually have one. How to tell if your 3-year-old's one of them:   • Learn whether your child has a food allergy or food intolerance   • What you need to know about allergies in general   • What you can do if your child has a severe allergic reaction Sponsor Links   Free stuff, coupons, and more Community – Share photos & more BabyCenter recipe finder The nuts and bolts of toilet training • for your child Koalas hardly ever drink water. They get almost all their liquids from the juice of eucalyptus leaves, their favorite food.   Share your own fun fact! »   Advertisement   Parent Tip   I have a hard time keeping an eye on my very antsy boys 24/7. To allow me to relax a bit, we put doorknob covers on the bathroom door and the front and back doors. We also have an alarm system that chimes if the boys manage to get a door open. — Jen Visit your child's birth club » Have a great week! Linda Murray Editor in Chief and a BabyCenter mom Advertisement
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