.  Lis, I revisited that site that sells the alarms for overnight training/bedwetting. I hesitate to call it bedwetting at this point, but soon enough it WILL be called that if Claire can't stay dry overnight. She sees her urologist next week for a surgical follow up and I'll bring it up with him. I don't think her issues have anything to do with peeing in the night. I think that she just sleeps so deeply (it's like trying to wake the dead in the morning) that she has no idea she's even peeing. A couple nights ago she SOAKED the bed - even the duvet and pillowcase were wet. The alarms are kind of expensive around $000 and up depending on the model you want, but I might have to invest if she's going to continue wetting. I could see that being extremely traumatic for a girl (or boy) during sleepovers. Plus, even though Ben's doing so great with potty training, I think Claire would feel like she was letting us down if Ben's dry overnight and wearing underwear to bed and she's still in a dipe. I can't even put her in a Pull Up at bedtime. She needs a size 0 Pampers. Jeez, do they even make size 0??  Josh wets the bed most nights. He is turning 0 in April. I think he is very deap sleeper too. I have no idea what I am going to do. He is in a size 0t pull up at night and still wets through it. If they dont have a bigger size I think I am screwed cause the 0ts are tight on him.  