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You don’t have to deal with bedwetting the hard way. There are some great products that can help you deal with the mess. Nothing is going to stop the bedwetting but time. In the meantime, try these bedwetting products. Moisture Alarms – There are bedwetting alarms that children can wear and lay on depending on … Read more
One of the most significant issues dealing with bedwetting is trying to mitigate the emotional damage your child is experiencing. Thankfully, there are ways to deal with bedwetting to make your child feel more confident despite the issue. The trick is to talk to them openly and to give them some control over themselves, as … Read more
The fact is, any life change – no matter how normal – can cause anxiety and stress in your child that can lead to bedwetting. It can be a move, a new sibling, or a divorce, but it can also be the excitement of starting school that brings it on. What it is isn’t as … Read more
Most children who wet the bed, even at the ripe old age of eleven, don’t have anything wrong with them. It’s not unusual developmentally for some kids to take longer dealing with night-time bedwetting. However, the main reason you do want to get medical assistance and an exam from a qualified doctor if your child … Read more
Most of the time, despite medical intervention, parents discover no known cause outside of genetics for their child’s bedwetting. Having said that, here are some of the reasons that have been found to lead to bedwetting. Small Bladder – Some people are born with small bladders that cannot hold as much urine as others. This … Read more
Most children are not wetting the bed due to a real medical problem. In fact, for most kids, the bedwetting is entirely normal. Only your child’s doctor, upon full examination, can determine if medication might help. Having said that, some children do see an improvement with medication. There are only two drugs for treating bedwetting … Read more
If your older child wets the bed and gets invited to a sleepover, they may be terrified to go. However, there are ways that you can ensure that your child has a good time at a sleepover, and no one is bothered, offended, or even knows about the bedwetting. Talk to the Parents / Camp … Read more
Bedwetting for an older child (also called enuresis, which means to spontaneously urinate while sleeping) can occur at any age or continue through the potty-training process. Some children take longer to control night-time accidents compared to others. When a child is aged seven or older and either still wets the bed or starts wetting the … Read more
Bedwetting can be very frustrating for parents and children. It’s messy. It can smell. And let’s face it; it interrupts a perfectly good night’s sleep. Thankfully, there are ways to deal with bedwetting with these home treatments. Remember that there is usually no cure for bedwetting; treatment normally involves just a matter of biding your … Read more
No secondary bedwetting does not mean that another person comes and pees on the same spot where you went earlier. If a child was potty trained and has successfully not bed wetted for six months or more before they started having issues with nocturnal enuresis, that is called secondary bedwetting. About 8 percent of children … Read more