Let your child help. Encourage your child to change the wet sheets and covers. This teaches responsibility. If others in the family do have similar chores, though, your child may see this as punishment. In that case, it is not recommended.
Some doctors recommend bladder-stretching exercises.
With these, your child gradually increases the time between daytime urinations so that the bladder can slowly stretch to hold more urine. Your doctor is the best source for advice, and you should ask for it before your child starts any treatment program. When no other form of treatment works, your doctor may prescribe medication. The use of medications to treat bed-wetting is used once all other treatment modalities are exhausted. The type of medication that will be used varies on the child and the history of bedwetting.