Bedwetting
5 Tips to Manage Bed-wetting
Sunday, 01 August 2021
Parents always have their child’s best interest at heart. So when it comes to bed-wetting, parents are often confused and stressed out about how to deal with the problem. Here are five tips to help you deal with your child’s bed-wetting in a positive and constructive way. 1. Creating a Don’t Ask,Don’t Tell Situation. Parents should always protect
- Published in Bedwetting, Bedwetting Tips
Nighttime Bedwetting and Potty Training
Monday, 10 May 2021
Nighttime bedwetting and potty training are major milestones for children and parents. Even if your child has mastered daytime potty training, the nighttime wetting can bring challenges, like bedwetting accidents, that can linger for a long time. Parents often think that nighttime dryness should go together with daytime dryness, but in some cases the two
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Top 5 Bedwetting Mistakes Parents Make
Monday, 08 February 2021
Nighttime bedwetting can be a worrying concern for parents and children. When you find your child has passed urine in their sleep instead of getting up, it can be a cause of concern. After all, children should wake up as soon as they feel full and use the bathroom. Instead, you as a parent have
- Published in Bedwetting, Bedwetting Alarms, Bedwetting in Children, Bedwetting Teens, Bedwetting Tips
Instructions For Children Using A Bedwetting Alarm
Wednesday, 30 December 2020
Bedwetting or nocturnal enuresis is a common childhood problem, which effects 1 in 4 children. Although most children are toilet trained as they grow, still about 20% of 5-year-olds, 10% of 7-year-olds, and 5% of 10-year-olds wet the bed. Daytime urination is controlled as children become aware of their bladder filling. Nighttime bladder control usually
- Published in Bedwetting, Bedwetting Alarms, Bedwetting in Children, Bedwetting Tips, Primary Enuresis
Incontinence Psychology and Bedwetting
Tuesday, 01 September 2020
Do children wet their beds or clothes for psychological reasons? It was previously believed that bedwetting in children, teenage bedwetting and adult bed wetting was for psychological reasons – due to deficient upbringing, frightening experiences or mental immaturity. We now know that these beliefs are false. Incontinence in children was not on purpose, they have
- Published in Bedwetting, Bedwetting Alarms, Bedwetting Tips, Secondary Enuresis
Bedwetting and Self Esteem
Saturday, 01 August 2020
Self-esteem is a sensitive issue for children who wet the bed especially as the child grows older. Handling a bedwetting situation appropriately is important in boosting your child’s confidence, avoiding embarrassment and helping them on the path to dryness. Wondering what you can do and how to stop bedwetting and affecting your child’s self-esteem? Here
- Published in Bedwetting, Bedwetting in Boys, Bedwetting in Children, Bedwetting in Girls