GoodNites + Giveaway

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I have 3 boys and I can tell you that staying dry throughout the night can be a challenge.  It’s a long, repetitive process.  Sometimes, you’ll find that your child does well going to the potty during the day, but bedwetting happens during the night.  This is where GoodNites® Products come into play!  I can tell you that personally, there have been many nights where my 3 year old has woken up with wet pajamas and wet sheets because his training pants just didn’t hold it all in while he was sleeping.  Thank goodness there is a product that can help!

Why use GoodNites® Products?  GoodNites® Products are more absorbent than the leading training pants, to help keep pajamas and sheets dry all night.  Dry nights mean parents and kids can enjoy an easy night’s sleep and wake up with confidence.  GoodNites® Underwear are made to look, feel and sound like real underwear, so kids ages 4 and up will feel good wearing them – plus, they’re specially made to protect kids while lying down.

You can visit GoodNites.com to receive valuable advice and submit a question for the NiteLite™ Panel – a group of pediatricians and parenting experts – that’ll share support for growing kids.

If you’d like to learn more about GoodNites® Products, be sure to participate in the #gno Twitter party on Tuesday, August 2nd from 9-11 p.m. ET.  We’ll be chatting about the post-toddler years and not only will you learn helpful tips, you can share some of your personal tips and experiences as well.  For more information about the party, please be sure to visit the RSVP post.

GIVEAWAY

1 lucky reader on The Mommy-Files will win a fabulous prize package from GoodNites® Products, including the following items:

– GoodNites® Product Vouchers
– Kleenex® Splash ‘N Go® Wipe: Mom-approved summer helper for Mom after outside play and traveling
– Skip Hop Bags: Perfect for preschool and summer sleepovers
– Foogo Water Bottle: Great for summer travel; adjusts to the child’s developmental stage
– Bob Book: Great bedtime activity for parents and kids in the beginning stages of reading; calming bedtime experience for parent and child
– Toothbrush and Hand Washing Timer: Fun tool for kids just learning about personal hygiene
– Night Time Chore Cards: Helpful reminders for daily bedtime activities
– Bubbles: Tried and true fun summer activity for kids in this age range
– Crayons, Stickers: Helps express and encourage creativity
– Movie Passes: Children at this age are finally able to sit through a movie and comprehend the content; great rainy summer day activity
– $100 Gift Card (AMEX)

WIN IT!!! (MANDATORY ENTRY)

– Simply visit the GoodNites® website (http://GoodNites.com) and leave a comment about what you learned from the site.

EXTRA ENTRIES

– Follow The Mommy-Files on Twitter – 1 ENTRY
– Tweet about the giveaway – 1 ENTRY DAILY
– Become a Fan of The Mommy-Files on Facebook – 1 ENTRY
– Follow me through Google Connect (new on the right side of the blog) – 1 ENTRY
– Subscribe to my blog – 1 ENTRY
– Add my Mommy-Files button to your blog and include the URL – 1 ENTRY
– Comment on any Non-Giveaway post on The Mommy-Files – 1 ENTRY per post comment (no limit)
– Blog about this giveaway and include the URL – 5 ENTRIES

RULES

– Contest will close at 11:59 p.m. PST on Monday, August 15th, 2011! Any entries after this time will be deleted!
– Contest open to U.S. residents only.

I received compensation from GoodNites® as part of a campaign with #gno and Mom It Forward.  The giveaway was sponsored by GoodNites® .  All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine.

829 thoughts on “GoodNites + Giveaway”

  1. Margaret Smith

    I learned that According to the National Kidney Foundation, bedwetting affects approximately seven million children in the United States alone. The condition is more common in boys than in girls and tends to occur more frequently in first-born children than in younger siblings. This is so interesting.
    Thanks so much.
    rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com

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  10. Mami2jcn

    I learned bedwetting is genetic. Dr. Carolyn Thiedke, professor of family medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina, says “children who have one parent who wet the bed have a 43 percent chance of wetting the bed, and if both parents wet the bed, the chance climbs to 77 percent.”

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  32. Geoff K

    I learned some really useful tips on the GoodNites site, especially how you can ease children’s anxiety at bedtime by maintaining a ritual, buying bedding and decor with their favorite TV, movie, or book characters, or either singing the same song or reading the same book regularly. Great advice to go with a great product. Thanks!

    gkaufmanss at yahoo dot com

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  46. Jessie C.

    I learned that -Bedwetting is usually a stage of development that kids simply outgrow with patience and time.

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  70. Cathy W

    I learned that “Bladder capacity is also a common topic in enuresis research. A study, appearing in the May 2003 issue of the journal Urology found that children who wet the bed appear to have smaller bladder capacities at night.”

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  94. Stacy

    I learned that while bedwetting can run in the family, it is very important that you seek medical advice to see if there is a medical condition that ties into the bedwetting.
    nrdunningATgmailDOTcom

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  114. Tabathia B

    I learned that throughout the day, encourage children to empty their bladders frequently, so they don’t get “used to” a feeling of a full bladder.
    tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com

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  126. mickeyfan

    As the mother of a child who was a bed-wetter, I certainly wish they had been around when he needed them. Would have made overnights much less stressful!

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  136. Soha Molina

    learned: Toileting issues can be a challenge for autistic children and their families. Both potty training and staying dry at night often happen later than in non-autistic children. Even though the timetable might be hard to accept, your child needs the same things from you including loving guidance, support, and patience.

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  171. Carole Spring

    I learned that the technical term for bedwetting is enuresis and that the only cure is patience and time.
    blondie_31971(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  178. Jacob

    I learned that you should encourage your child to use the bathroom as much as possible so they don’t get used to that “full bladder” feeling and it will be uncomfortable when they need to go

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  185. vickie couturier

    I learned: Sometimes one or both parents struggled with bedwetting, and children need to hear this. It’s very powerful for children to hear that they’re just like mom or dad

    vlbelk(at)hotmail.com

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  235. Linda Stewart

    GoodNites Underwear are 40% more absorbent than the leading training pants. I used them with Lil Man when he outgrew the other training pants and loved the amazing difference. Lil Man always said they were softer than the other training pants we tried.

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  253. Julie

    I learned that bedwetting can get better if you stick to a routine at night and encourage and praise children evertime they make it through the night ..this one I have always done they just need to be encouraged:)

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  310. Cindy Merrill

    I nteresting fact I learned:
    – an estimated five million children in the US over the age of five wet the bed.

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  345. momznite

    I read about the importance of bedtime routines in the post Help Your Family Gain Control over the Night through Bedtime Routines by Jennifer Trachtenberg, MD.
    momznite_at_yahoo_daught_com

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  400. Randy Bailey

    I learned they have a print & play section which helps in making it fun for a child to get ready for bed

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  458. The New Age

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  469. Tarah

    I learned that twenty percent of 5-year-olds wet the bed, 12 percent of 6-year-olds still wet the bed and 15 percent of kids who wet the bed stop each year after age 6.

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  506. JoeyfromSC

    I learned that the Goodnites help kids maintain a sense of privacy and self-esteem until they outgrow it and they are comfortable for them while they sleep!

    Thank you for the chance to win!

    ajoebloe(at)gmail(dot)com

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  530. Jill Myrick

    I love the question and answer section on the GoodNites website.
    I think that it helps to have a place to discreetly ask and receive answers to questions that I might have that others are knowledgable about.

    jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com

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  536. Gayle C

    At the website, I learned Goodnites are the most absorbent pant for kids 4 and up protects in any sleeping position.

    chrisdeglen(at)gmail(dot)com

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  553. Katharina

    I learned about “Bedtime Theater” and it sounds like a great idea! Wish I would have known about it when my daughter was younger! Katharina angelsandmusic[at]gmail[dot]com

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  579. Cori Westphal

    I learned a great tip to help a child get thru bedwetting is to give them a flashlight! That way they won’t be afraid of the dark and they’ll hopefully get up and go!

    coriwestphal at msn dot com

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  633. Ericka

    I learned that: A good diet with plenty of water, whole grains, and fruits and vegetables will prevent constipation, which can be a contributor to bedwetting.

    ericka082 AT gmail DOT com

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  644. Diana Russell

    I never knew they had activity sheets for the little ones that you can print out free! That’s awesome! I definitely bookmarked it!

    e-mail: lucky02130 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  666. Jackie

    I had no idea that FOOD affects bedwetting.. (caffeine, carbonation, chocolate, etc.) … makes sense though.. why I’m constantly up and using the bathroom (I guess it doesn’t help that I’m also almost 8 months pregnant :)) )

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  722. Trisha

    I learned that i am not alone. That training at night-time is a proccess & it make take time. There are lots of things still to learn!

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  729. Jaclyn Reynolds

    I didn’t know, but I learned that 1 out of every 9 kids wets the bed. Fantastic and positive prize pack!!

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  735. Steph A

    I learned that bed wetting can only be fixed by patience and time! They suggested that your child drink plenty of fluids earlier in the day so that they don’t get thirsty at night and drink alot before bedtime.

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  747. latisha depoortere

    I learned that 1 out of every 9 kids wets the bed ! Thank you so much Great giveaway!
    tishajean@ charter.net

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  763. Morgan Edger

    I learned that the fabric used is quiet. Perfect for older kids who could be embarrassed by any lingering potty problems!

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  765. lauren

    i learned that goodnites are more like regular underwear and help kids feel secure while sleeping, unlike wearing a diaper

    laureneshapiro at gmail . com

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  766. Nancye Davis

    I learned that Goodnights are made especially to protect kids from accidents while they are lying down.

    nancyecdavis AT bellsouth DOT net

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  797. Betty C

    I learned that bedwetting can be a genetic disorder. It was interesting to find that in a study of children with a family history of bedwetting found that children who had a lower than normal impulse to wake up when needing to urinate (often resulting in bedwetting), also had higher than normal IQ scores.

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  801. brian e.

    Thanks for the giveaway…Goodnites are the most absorbent pant for kids 4 and up; protects in any sleeping position !

    senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  803. Marcy Strahan

    I learned : Throughout the day, encourage children to empty their bladders frequently, so they don’t get “used to” a feeling of a full bladder. A good diet with plenty of water, whole grains, and fruits and vegetables will prevent constipation, which can be a contributor to bedwetting.

    Reply
  823. Lily Kwan

    I learned that GoodNites Underwear have gender-specific, cloth-like outer covers that look and feel like underwear.

    Reply

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