Paladins Parent Scenarios

When one of your kids wets the bed

~ Zarkon ~

The previous night before bed, Zia had been really thirsty and drank almost an entire cup of water. She didn't think much of it since she was tired, but she forgot to use the bathroom before bed. It wasn't like she purposefully went to bed with a full bladder, but by morning she had wet the bed. Zia woke up the next morning when she felt a wet feeling in between her legs and underneath her. Krella was already awake, but she didn't notice anything different about her twin sister.

"Oh no!" Zia gasped after she woke up and looked under the covers on her bed, seeing that she accidentally wet the bed.

"What's wrong?" Krella queried, wondering what had her sister so worried.

"I- I wet the bed…" Zia answered in shame, her bottom lip trembling a little; she really didn't mean to wet her bed and she was afraid that you and her father would be upset at her.

Being the good twin sister she was, Krella got out of bed, walked out of her and Zia's bedroom and went to go look for you and Zarkon. As far as she was aware, none of her sisters had ever wet their beds before. When Krella walked into the dining room, you and your husband looked at her. Zarkon was currently wearing a baby sling with Angela in it so that you could eat your breakfast without having to hold your baby. Zara and Kuhuv were also at the table, but Gatrea was getting ready for the day in the bathroom that was connected to her bedroom.

"Is something wrong, Krella?" You asked your daughter when she walked into the dining room, noticing the troubled look on her face.

"Zia wet her bed." Krella answered, feeling guilty as she spoke; she felt as though she was tattling on her twin.

"Oh dear." You said under your breath; you weren't expecting one of your daughters to wet the bed.

Right as you and Zarkon stood up and followed Krella out of the dining room, Gatrea was dressed and ready to start the day. She was confused as to why you and her father left the dining room all of a sudden, but Zara told her about what happened to Zia. Meanwhile, you and Zarkon walked to Krella and Zia's bedroom as quickly as possible. Zia was ashamed of herself for wetting the bed, even though it was an accident.

"I'm sorry momma. I'm sorry papa. I didn't mean to wet the bed." Zia apologized when she looked up at you and her father, crying a little as she sat on the edge of her bed.

"It's alright, Zia. Everyone wets the bed at some point during their lives. You just forgot to use the bathroom before you went to bed. Come on, let's get you cleaned up." You told Zia in a calm voice, unable to be upset at her for having an accident; she was only six, after all.

Zia sniffled as she carefully got out of bed, a dark blush covering her face; she was incredibly embarrassed about having an accident. You grabbed a fresh change of clothes for your daughter before leading her to the nearest bathroom so that you could help her get cleaned up. Zarkon walked out of the bedroom next, followed by Krella who didn't feel as guilty about telling you and her father about her sister's accident. Zarkon had a few servants clean up Zia's accident and add her wet pajamas to the laundry so that she would have a clean place to sleep later that night. Zia felt embarrassed for the rest of the day about her little accident, but you, Zarkon and all of her sisters didn't mention it to preserve her dignity.

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~ Alfor ~

After putting your children to bed, you and Alfor could finally go relax together in the living room. Having three children around meant that the two of you didn't get much alone time together unless they were at school, which was more than enough time to get busy. Having three kids was nice, but you were starting to want to have another adorable baby. As you cuddled with your husband on one of the couches, Alazu suddenly needed to use the bathroom; unfortunately she didn't make it out of bed before she had an accident. She couldn't sleep in a wet bed and pajamas, so she decided to go tell you and her father what happened; you and your husband stopped what you were doing when you both saw your youngest daughter standing in the living room doorway.