Yes this works for ALL newborn babies! Did you know your baby’s body is designed to stay dry while sleeping? 😲 Here’s why: The antidiuretic hormone (ADH) helps prevent peeing during sleep. When we wake up, ADH wears off, the bladder fills, and—surprise!—we need to pee. This happens for adults and babies alike! So let’s use this biological cue to make pottying easy for our little ones 🌙 How to do the Wake-Up Pee: STEP ONE: When baby starts stirring, grunting, or rolling around = bladder is fill

Why Do Newborns Always Pee During Diaper Changes? Let’s talk about the mystery sprinkle that gets us every time! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ You’re mid-change, feeling like a pro — then WHOOSH… surprise pee fountain! Here’s why it happens: ✨ Cold air hits their skin, triggering a reflex. ✨ Bladder control isn’t fully developed, so they go anytime, anywhere. ✨ Wiping or movement during changes can accidentally press the "pee now" button. How to dodge the splash zone: Keep a fresh diaper ready to shield like a ninj