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resetting should help. i do the same thing with potty training. i would get my little girl up abpout every 3-4 hrs and make her go and she became potty trained at night very quickly. im thinking taking this approach could possibly do the same for your little man. if it is regular timing when it happens. try waking him up, have a small drink maybe, or simply read a book he may like. and after a week or two of this start moving back the time by a half hour, until your pass his "episode time" and keep going til its monring. and see what happens. the best of luck to you mom.
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1 Replies |Report This| Share this:i agree with kittykatk8resetting should help. i do the same thing with potty training. i would get my little girl up abpout every 3-4 hrs and make her go and she became potty trained at night very quickly. im thinking taking this approach could possibly do the same for your little man. if it is regular timing when it happens. try waking him up, have a small drink maybe, or simply read a book he may like. and after a week or two of this start moving back the time by a half hour, until your pass his "episode time" and keep going til its monring. and see what happens. the best of luck to you mom.
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