Goodnites is useful?

my daughter is 11
has bedwetting problem
I bought Goodnites and Pull-ups for her last year
but she didn't want to wear and said Goodnites is for babies
I forced her to wear
Now,she still wet her Goodnites at night,SOAKING WET!
Classmates laugh at her because one of them saw my daughter wear and change her wet Goodnites at sleepover
Even a boy said she need DIAPER like a baby not a Goodnites
How can I do?

Take her to a gyno, or doctor and have the problem diagnosed.

If she is wetting the bed regularly, I would first try to determine why. Is it a physical problem, is she stressed at school/home, is she trying to get attention? There are many reasons but for a child that age it isn't unusual for her to wet the bed.

You just need to be understanding about it and comfort her, she really doesn't want to do it, she can't control it. Don't scold her for wetting her bed, put a protective plastic sheet on it to keep the matress from being damaged, help her change and wash her sheets when it happens, but always treat her kindly. I'm sure she is already embarrassed and stressed about it and if you get upset with her it will just make it worse.

At home, a diaper is probably the best solution, they catch and absorb more than pull-ups. Pull-ups are okay for daytime when she has the chance to get to a bathroom instead of using the pull-up. She should go into a stall and close the door so others can't see her. I realize, some schools have removed the door catches or sometimes even the doors, then in that case she should go to the student nurses office or to a counselor and make arrangements for a private place to change and dispose of her pull-up.

Good luck and be supportive.