Bedwetting in children is quite common and is usually not caused by eating sweets, although excessive sugary intake can increase urine production and should be limited for overall health. Management mainly involves simple habits: encourage your child to pass urine before bedtime, limit fluids (especially sugary drinks) in the evening, and maintain a regular sleep routine. Avoid punishment or scolding, as this can increase anxiety and worsen the problem; instead, offer reassurance and positive reinforcement. You can also try waking her once at night to use the toilet if needed. Most children outgrow this with time, but if bedwetting continues beyond an older age, happens suddenly after being dry before, or is associated with symptoms like frequent urination, pain, or excessive thirst, you should consult a doctor to rule out causes like urinary infection or other conditions.