Secondary enuresis due to a new baby in the family
Secondary enuresis happens when a child is naturally weaned, stays dry for six months or more and then starts bedwetting…
Read MoreDoes bedwetting just disappear one day?
Many children who suffer from bedwetting will stop naturally over time, even without treatment, due to late maturation of…
Read MorePositive reinforcements during daytime
Ending the use of diapers should always take the child’s consent into account. When children have difficulties parting with the…
Read MoreBedwetting and the child’s environment
When a child is continuously exposed to disturbing and sometimes threatening environmental situations, such as verbal violence between parents, it…
Read MoreWaking up and going to the bathroom
Does the child have to wake up at night and go to the bathroom, in order to stay dry? The…
Read MoreBefore starting a bedwetting treatment
Prior to starting a bedwetting treatment, the child should always be in the know as to the reason for the…
Read MoreNatural stopping of bedwetting
When can we tell that a child is about to naturally stop bedwetting? 💧 When a child who has never…
Read MoreBedwetting and restraint learning
Most children who experience bedwetting (about 80-70%), do not have a medical or psychological problem that causes it. These are…
Read MoreSmall bladder, big problem?
Does having a small bladder necessarily affect the ability to store fluids at night? First, let’s draw a distinction between…
Read MoreAge and bladder control
👶 Newborns The bladder of the newborn can contain 60-30 cc of urine, compared to 600-250 cc in children over…
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