The ABC’s of Bedwetting: B
The complete bedwetting dictionary: B 📚📚📚 ☀️ Bedwetting (clinical term: Enuresis) An involuntary urination after ages four to five and…
Read MoreThe ABC’s of Bedwetting: A
The complete bedwetting dictionary: A 📚📚📚 ☀️ ADHD and Bedwetting ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a disorder that affects…
Read MoreBedwetting alarm treatment
Treatment with an alarm is intended to condition the subconscious reflex system, so waking to the alarm is not necessary…
Read MoreBedwetting alarm and waking up
Parents and professionals often make the mistake of assuming that in order to be dry, the child must wake up…
Read MoreThe differences in bedwetting between boys and girls
👦 Boys must use a combination of two sphincters, internal and external, in order to resist wetting. Girls, however, need…
Read MoreWetting and giggles
Giggle incontinence means sudden urination while giggling or laughing, during waking hours, and emptying the bladder continues even when the…
Read MoreWhat does it take to stay dry?
When the child wakes up at night and goes to the bathroom by himself, it is a great accomplishment. However,…
Read MoreDaytime dribbling in school
Preparing for the first day of school Most children reach the first grade when they are already dry during the…
Read MoreCan bedwetting stop naturally?
What are the signs that indicate that the child is about to naturally stop bedwetting? 🔹 Decreased number of wet…
Read MoreParents and bedwetting – what is there to know?
Children who experience bedwetting should feel that their parents are empathetic towards them, understand them, support them and stand by…
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