Lola and Lana were two 5-year old twins who lived in a house full of laughter, love and chaos. They were part of a large family of 11 kids, each with their own unique quirks and personalities.

One night, Lola and Lana woke up to find that they had wet their beds. At first, they thought it was just a fluke, a one-time thing. But as it happened more and more, they became terrified.

They started to worry about their siblings and parents finding out about their little secret. The idea of being teased and scolded by their family was too much to bear. So, they decided to clean their sheets secretly.

But one day, while they were in the middle of their secret washing mission, they got caught. Their heart pounded in their chest as they waited for the teasing and scolding to begin.

To their surprise, their family reacted in a way they hadn't expected. Their parents, Rita and Lynn Sr., didn't scold or punish them. Instead, they hugged them and told them it was okay.

Their eldest sisters, Lori and Leni, admitted they too had struggled with bedwetting when they were younger. Their words comforted the twins, making them feel less alone in their struggle.

Even their immediate older sister, Lucy, offered her support. She told them they could borrow her Disney Princess pull-ups until they got better. It was a sweet gesture that made the twins feel loved and accepted.

That night, Lola and Lana went back to bed, wearing their new pull-ups. They felt safe and loved, knowing that their family was there to support them.

They snuggled into their beds, their hearts filled with warmth. They were no longer afraid of their problem, they knew they would overcome it, together.

And sure enough, the next morning, they woke up dry. They felt a sense of relief and pride, knowing they had taken the first step towards overcoming their problem.

From then on, Lola and Lana faced their problem with courage and determination. They knew they were not alone and that their family would always be there to support them.

And as they grew older, they never forgot the love and support their family gave them. They learned that it's okay to have problems, and that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

This experience made Lola and Lana stronger, closer, and more compassionate. They grew up to be caring and supportive sisters, always ready to lend a hand, just like their family did for them.